In this honest and eye-opening episode, Psychotherapist Yaakov Barr is joined by JTeen counsellor and Mum BatSheva Netzer, and Counsellor & Educator Tehilla Birnbaum, to explore what so many teens wish their parents knew and truly understood. From the silence, eye-rolls or outbursts, to the deep emotional struggles behind anxiety, perfectionism, and feeling like a sibling is favoured, this conversation helps parents decode what’s really going on with their teens. Together, they discuss why teens often don’t feel safe opening up at home, what makes a home emotionally secure, and how parents can show up with empathy rather than panic, preaching or pressure. If you’ve ever wondered why your child turns to someone else instead of you — and what you can do about it — this episode is for you! Spoiler alert - if they are talking to a someone else - a good therapist, that's great too :-)

A bullet tore through Yoni on Yom Kippur & in an instant, life became before and after.This is the powerful story of survival, resilience, faith and finding the strength to live again.This episode is proudly sponsored by SAL Partners.SAL Partners is a short-term bridging lender providing property finance to investors and professionals across the property market.Whether you’re purchasing a property, refinancing, funding a development or looking for short-term finance to help move a transaction forward, SAL Partners provides straightforward, efficient funding solutions tailored to each deal.With a personal approach, direct access to experienced directors and efficiency as their number one priority, SAL Partners works closely with clients and professionals to bridge the gap and help bring your vision to reality.For more information, contact Sarah Leichtag on 07305 835 850 or email [email protected]. https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-leichtag-48906b206/https://salpartners.co.uk/

What does an eating disorder really feel like from the inside? In this powerful opening episode, guest Sarah Cohen shares her personal story of navigating anorexia as a teen — what triggered it, how people reacted, and what finally helped her begin to heal. Therapist & JTeen CEO Yaakov Barr and JTeen Counsellor BatSheva Netzer of B7Active/B7Diet unpack the emotional and cultural challenges around food and body image in our community. From shidduchim pressure and communal norms to the dangers of well-meaning compliments, this episode opens the door to real understanding and meaningful change.

At just 27, Zoe was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and thrown into a whirlwind of surgery, shock, and life-changing decisions. But she refused to let cancer define her or win. In this powerful and uplifting episode, Zoe shares with psychotherapist Yaakov Barr, how she faced every step with honesty, humour, and remarkable strength. From losing her fertility to navigating early menopause, to learning how to let her support network in, Zoe speaks candidly about what it really means to face cancer. Her story is a reminder that even in the darkest moments, there is resilience, connection, and hope.