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Torah of Trauma

by Chaya Lerner

Pages

252

Published

2025-01-21

Genre
TraumaSelf HelpInspiration
About this book

While many criticize the Torah for being disconnected from contemporary life, the truth is that our ancestors faced many of the same struggles we encounter today. Chaya Lerner, a seasoned clinical social worker and chaplain, draws on her rich experience to bridge the gap between timeless teachings and modern challenges. Through a unique blend of personal narratives and insights from Torah, Hasidic literature, mystical texts, and contemporary commentaries, she offers a profound exploration of healing. Lerner addresses pressing issues such as sibling rivalry, family dysfunction, addiction, and abuse, providing readers with a thoughtful commentary that resonates deeply. This fresh perspective on Jewish texts invites readers to find solace and strength, offering practical guidance to navigate trauma and grief.

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