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BrainStorm with Sony Perlman

Sony Perlman

  • With Rabbi Nechemia & Raizel Schusterman

With Rabbi Nechemia & Raizel Schusterman

Friday 24th March 2023

Join Rabbi Nechemia & Raizel Schusterman as they discuss addiction recovery, positive psychology, and the power of family support on 'BrainStorm with Sony Perlman'.
99 minutes
Empowering
Informative
Hopeful
Compassionate
Encouraging

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BrainStorm with Sony Perlman
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Sobriety Toolkit
Body & Mind
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Finding Light: Rabbi Nechemia & Raizel Schusterman's Journey Through Positive Psychology

Don't compare yourself to others, just compare yourself to yourself yesterday, to be a better version of yourself.
Imagine blending the roles of spiritual leaders, parents, and recovery coaches. That's the life of Rabbi Nechemia and Raizel Schusterman, Chabad Shluchim in Peabody, Massachusetts. In this episode of 'BrainStorm with Sony Perlman', they open up about their unique journey navigating addiction recovery and positive psychology. With seven children and a bustling community to serve, they have a lot on their plates, but their passion for helping others shines through.
Raizel, a positive psychology practitioner and life coach, uses her expertise to guide individuals toward greater happiness and resilience. Meanwhile, Nechemia, a mohel and certified recovery coach, founded Jewish Support Anonymous (JSA) to support Jews struggling with addiction. Their conversation with Sony Perlman dives deep into the significance of family support, the creation of safe recovery spaces, and the role of Jewish faith in overcoming addiction.
They also share practical tips for running effective recovery meetings and maintaining hope during tough times. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of how positive psychology and faith can transform lives, offering valuable insights for anyone on a similar path.