Mordechai Weinberger is an experienced therapist for many years, and currently hosts a free phone line of various psychological programs that combine Torah and psychology.
To submit your questions which may be asked live on the air, you can call in during the show at 718-683-5858, or text your question to 347-927-8398.
You can also submit your question in the comments section below, which Mordechai will read during the show.
Mordechai Weinberger graduated Wurzweiler School for Social Work with honors, and is also certified by both the National Guild of Hypnotists and the American Board of Hypnotists. He has also earned certifications in CBT, EFT, level 1 Graphology, and Traumatic Abuse from prominent institutions.
Mr. Weinberger devotes his life to helping people overcome their personal challenges. He is an acclaimed speaker and master therapist, having treated over 1100 clients and helped over 3000 people through personal instruction. He has given over 15,000 therapy sessions for people of all ages, including children, adolescents, young adults and middle-aged persons. In his practice, he deals with various issues, including marriage, teens at risk, business consulting, confidence boosting, Improve learning capabilities, trauma, coping with loss, behavioral issues, depression, self esteem, panic attacks, social phobias and discover your inner talent.
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Hello Mordecai. This is Yehuda from Israel. I called in a few months ago regarding my wife who has OCD and maybe BPD (or maybe a nargan as you call it). You put me strait and told me to work on co-dependence.
I wanted to follow up with a call, but my voice isn’t working due to an illness.
I thank you immensely for helping me. I’ve separated and am working hard on my co-deoendance and I’ve never been happier, B”H.
I also have a question for you. I filed for divorce and agreed to a social worker in the Beis Din to try to help with Shalom Bayis. My hope was that they would be another force in getting my wife to agree to get treatment. Instead, both the social worker and the psychiatrist they sent my wife to claim that my wife has no disorder at all.
What should a person do in general if there is a conflict of experts (I tried to have them speak together and settle it, but they won’t)? And, what should I do, when I know without a doubt how ill my wife is?
Thank you again