When Shaul was a young boy, his prescribing psychiatrist asked us when we were planning on placing him in a residence. We were horrified. This

This summer, My Therapy Clubhouse — Passaic’s trusted pediatric therapy center — is opening its doors for a brand-new experience: a therapeutic summer camp designed

As a professional organizer, I can’t describe a typical day or week because each of my client’s needs are so different. You could say that

Problems with memory can manifest in many ways—problems remembering, speaking, thinking or processing information. For decades, problems with memory were treated with a few different

(Courtesy of SINAI Schools) SINAI Schools was recommended for re-accreditation by the Middle States Association Commission on Elementary and Secondary Schools (MSA) in an oral

In our culture, conversations around food and health are often rooted in what we should take away — less sugar, fewer carbs, no late night

It is no surprise that Jews are big proponents of tracking our genealogy—and finding real mysteries there. The Torah practically starts with a roundup of

Cousins living across the ocean thought we would never meet. I shared their concern, but as a genealogist, I have learned to “never say never.”

A number of years ago, I wrote an article entitled “All the Wrong Reasons to Make Aliyah.” In it, I described how difficult it is

Five years ago, one of my closest friends made a book recommendation. “Yosef, you have to read ‘Tuesdays With Morrie’; it’ll change your life.” Many

(Courtesy of JFS/PSS) As we head into a new Yom Tov season, things start to get a bit hectic. We find ourselves busy with cooking,

If you’re anything like me, you’re watching the new Netflix documentary about the Gabby Petito case with interest—and at least a small amount of horror.