JUDITH RUSKAY RABINOR'S BOOKS

A Starving Madness: Tales of hunger, hope & healing in psychotherapy

The Girl in the Red Boots: Making Peace with My Mother

Book Cover, Befriending Your Ex After Divorce

Befriending your ex after divorce: Making life better for you, your kids, & yes, your ex

Making Peace with Your Mother:
Imageries and Exercises for Healing

This has been a spectacular year of being involved with readers on podcasts, seminars and workshops. Finally, I'm at work on my next book, Making Peace with Your Mother : Imageries and Exercises for Healing. Currently it's a mini-book containing many imagery exercises from The Girl in the Red Boots as well as some addition material. Stay tuned as the book expands! At the moment, you can download it for free here.

A Reader's Guide to The Girl in the Red Boots

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WELCOME

Judith Ruskay Rabinor, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist, author, consultant and psychotherapist  with offices in New York City and Lido Beach, Long Island. She has four decades of experience working with individuals, couples, groups and families.

In addition to clinical work with patients, she coaches writers and offers consultation groups for therapists and other mental health practitioners.

JUDY'S PRACTICE

THERAPY & COACHING

Help in planning your treatment options including individual, group and family therapy. Psychotherapy plans to meet your needs and your schedule.

SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS

Judy speaks to mental health professionals, educations/community programs (schools, churches and synagogues) and parent groups.

CLINCAL CASE CONSULTATIONS

Monthly case consultation groups for mental health clinicians interested in the treatment of eating disorders, and "Hands-On" skills for CoParenting After Divorce.

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Mothers, Daughters, and Eating Disorders

Mothers, Daughters, and Eating Disorders

As we all know, there’s no single reason a person develops an eating disorder. There’s a combination of cultural pressures, genetic predisposition, and relational factors that come into play. For the sake of this post, we’ll focus on attachment to the primary caregiver and its impact on the development of an eating disorder.  Of course,Continue reading →

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