BRAVING: Learning to Truly Belong
In this book, Brown points out that those who feel like they truly belong have the courage to stand alone.
The Confidence Cure
A final way to build self-esteem in your children and your family is simply to tell each other when you enjoy each other’s company.
Dear Dr. Yael
There are dire repercussions for ignoring the Talmudic prohibition of talking in shul.
Innie Or Outie? The Value Of Introversion
Introverts are people who prefer to be alone, enjoying the lack of stimulation and noise. On the other hand, extroverts thrive off of other people’s conversation and energy.
Dear Dr. Yael
Divine providence had led me to a place I needed to be, the place I belonged.
Seize the Moment!
Why does it sometimes feel as if we spend most of our professional lives fixing problems rather than enhancing and improving?
Dear Dr. Yael
There is a great void in my life that can't be filled by other relationships.
Make Your Bed And Change Your World
Sometimes, you just have to dive in, otherwise you will never make it.
Trust Issues?
The more results you can contribute, the more people will trust you and want to work with you and for you.
The Back To Everything Backpack For Adults
What should you have in your life’s backpack? What skills are essential for you to live your best life?
Women and Girls: Shame And Math Understanding The Gender Gaps
Through your courage in sharing and your friend’s compassion, you have created a powerful connection to somebody outside of your shame.
Dear Dr. Yael
Going to therapy makes people extremely vulnerable and it is upsetting to know that there are those who take advantage of that.
Decoding PDD And NVLD: Understanding The Alphabet of Disabilities
Kids with NVLD are very verbal and often do not have academic problems until they get to the upper grades in school.
Dear Dr. Yael
Marriage is all about compromise and making sacrifices.
Teenagers: Be Honest, Gain Confidence, Make Lifelong Friends
How much of yourself can you reveal to your friends? How much do you hide because you fear rejection?
Dear Dr. Yael
Chaya is frightened of being like her mother whom she considers a push-over. She prefers to be like her father who is the dominant one in the family.
Be Kind… To Yourself
In order to see ourselves positively, we inflate our egos and look down on others. And, in our society, we also beat ourselves up when we don’t feel special.