Our Gap Year uniquely addresses specific concerns for students in yeshiva and seminary programs, focusing on prevention and early intervention of a broad spectrum of issues.
Our Gap Year uniquely addresses specific concerns for students in gap-year programs, focusing on prevention and early intervention of a broad spectrum of issues.
- Gender Specific - Religiously sensitive with alternating days and groups for men and women
- Tailored Treatment - Addresses specific needs of each student
- Individualized Care - Up to 3 hours of individualized care, consisting of individual and group therapy
- Afternoon Program - Program is designed to take place in the afternoons, during second seder
- School Collaboration - Collaboration ensures student does not lose the gap-year experience
- Substance Dependency Focus Track- Offering a unique and specialized Substance Dependency Focus Track for Gap Year students
Individual Needs
We tailor therapy to an array of issues related to trauma, comorbid mood disorders and emotional dysregulation, while impacting recovery from substance disorder to include prevention and early intervention.
Psychoeducation
We provide psychoeducation and personal skill development for the young adult by integrating relapse prevention, mindfulness, emotional regulation and distress tolerance skills.
Interactive Workshops
Group therapy sessions focus on engaging clients on topics ranging from drugs and alcohol, mental health and trauma, sexual and romantic relationships, work, and other issues prevalent to the emerging adult.
Spiritual Modalities
Religious Director Rabbi Dovid Charlop and Reb Menachem Pozananski include spiritual counseling, as well as Torah insights to advance recovery & heal fractured relationships with Judaism.
Family Inclusion
We include parents, siblings and other family members within the rehabilitation process by facilitating healing family group therapy sessions through interactive Zoom meetings.
