Teletherapy for Individuals in NY, CA & Fl

Online Therapy for Religious Transition & Identity.

Helping you process what you’ve left behind and reconnect with who you’re becoming.

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Leaving Orthodox Judaism or questioning your religious upbringing can feel like your entire identity is unraveling.

It’s not just about belief, it’s about belonging, roles, family, and the rules you were taught to live by. You may feel guilt for changing, grief for what you’ve lost, or anxiety about who you’re becoming.

It’s lonely to navigate this in silence, especially when the people around you don’t understand, or worse, judge you. Many clients I work with feel like they’re living in between worlds, no longer aligned with where they came from, but not quite sure where they’re going either.

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But this doesn't have to be the end of your story, it can be the beginning of discovering who you really are.

Therapy for religious transition is a space to grieve what you've left behind, explore the beliefs and identities you're untangling, and rebuild a connection to yourself that feels honest and free.

You don’t have to reject every part of your past to move forward. You can create something new—something that’s rooted in clarity, self-trust, and alignment with your truth.

Even if your path looks different from the one you were raised to follow, you still deserve peace, purpose, and connection.

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As someone who grew up Orthodox and is no longer observant, I get how layered this work is.

In therapy, I offer a grounded, nonjudgmental space where you can unpack everything, your doubts, fears, values, and questions, without pressure to land anywhere specific

. Whether you're fully deconstructing or just rethinking parts of your upbringing, we'll go at your pace

. Together, we'll work through the emotional weight of religious transition, explore your evolving identity, and support you in creating a life that feels authentic, on your terms.

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Let’s talk about what healing and clarity could feel like, on your terms.