Healing Through Cultural Resonance

This chapter discusses the significance of cultural and national backgrounds in therapy, especially within the Jewish community, highlighting the balance between shared identity and the therapist's emotional competence. It examines the complex interplay between trauma, spirituality, and religious practices, stressing that reconnection to faith should be rooted in love rather than fear. Additionally, the conversation addresses how Yura, trauma, and addiction interconnect, advocating for a holistic approach to healing that embraces both spiritual and psychological dimensions.