
Yakov Danishevsky
Rabbi and licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) in Chicago specializing in trauma, addiction, and couples therapy; founder of Mind Body Therapy and author of Attached: Connecting to Our Creator.
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Jun 24, 2026
The Relationship Crisis Nobody Is Talking About: Rabbi Yakov Danishefsky
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Yakov DanishevskyGUEST
also-I don't want to bias you which direction we lean from the conversations we've had, but when it's all about connection and relationships, you also sometimes erase what should be...

Yakov DanishevskyGUEST
So young people might think, "I'm as much of an authority as my parent, as my rebbe, as my teacher, as an older person." Like, "It's relationships.
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Efrem GoldbergHOST
They're just confusing, and people in that space, in that lack of space, uh, and that loneliness and aloneness, I think, is where they find a lot of problems.