In this book Rabbi Twerski in not dealing with “problems.” He is sitting down with his readers and having a heart-to-heart discssion on how to make more meaningful.
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Explores sibling rivalries and relationships and how these early behavioral patterns affect us for the rest of our lives
Rabbi Abraham J. Twerski, M.D. and Ursula Schwartz, Ph.D. are outstanding mental health practitioners. In this practical book they say, “Let’s concentrate on how to do things right, and how the Torah and Jewish tradition counsel us to raise our children.”
Timeless Lessons for Today from Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto’s Mesillas Yesharim
Examines the painful impact of low self-esteem and a poor self-image, explaining how to identify negative behavior patterns and develop the confidence and self-awareness to overcome them
Dr. Twerski found that the Peanuts comics of Charles M. Shulz were helpful in his work with psychiatric patients. The humorous words and pictures in Peanuts gave patient and doctor a common ground for talking. Now Dr. Twerski again calls on Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and friends to help illustrate his points in their own inimitable way.
A therapist looks at life’s ups and downs (with a bit of help from Charlie Brown and his friends).
In this Haggadah, Rabbi Twerski takes us from the bondage of our personal “Egypts” to the promised land of self-fulfillment and joy. The introduction includes fascinating essays on spirituality and the festivals. The commentary reveals the lessons we are to take away from the Seder, among them, increased spirituality, gratitude to Hashem, and enhanced devotion in prayer.
Rabbi Twerski offers us a charming collection of humorous views on life. His thoughts, stories, and anecdotes that will make you smile with others as you smile about yourself.
Each page contains a prayer, a spiritual message, a section from the sages, or a bit of Torah, and a daily challenge. There is room on each page to make notes. Spend five minutes in the morning reading the message and the rest of the day meeting the challenge.