Comments on: The Incredible Story of Isaac Hersh

By: nayab

nayab — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 11:10:11 +0000

Juvenile camps are very hard physical training and the self disciple training in military style and training. Parents having trouble with troubled teens often send their juvenile teens to these camps.

http://www.strugglingteen.net

By: TROUBLED TEENS

TROUBLED TEENS — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 07:30:25 +0000

The site explains about evolution of trouble teens.Firstly they are normal teens but situation transform them in to troubled teens. Situation may be pressure. Abuse etc.The camps where they live for recovery, sometimes they again torture them.

http://www.ala4christ.com/

By: Zechariah Mehler

Zechariah Mehler — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 17:15:13 +0000

I have also met Dr Pelcovitz and I would agree that he is most certainly a very inspiring figure however I have also had the privilege to meet Rabbi Dr Abraham Twerski and I would say that if Dr Pelcovitz is the Batman of Psychologists that makes Rabbi Dr Twerski the Superman of psychologists if for nothing else having given a Hespid at Charles Shultz’s funeral.

By: Moshe Glasser

Moshe Glasser — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 17:07:51 +0000

I have had the privilege of learning from Dr. Pelcovitz, both in his class at the Azrieli Graduate School and more informally, at seminars for Jewish educators. He is the best we have, and even more interestingly, is trusted by all walks of Jewish life. because of his yeshiva-world background, the Modern Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, Ultra Orthodox, and even Chassidic worlds all trust him to help with their problems. If we are looking for a way to help bridge the gaps among the Jewish sects in America, we should probably ask his advice. Even cooler, Jon Lovitz was once mistaken for Dr. Pelcovitz on the street. No, you read that correctly: a man thought a famous actor was a Jewish psychologist.
Simply put, he is the Batman of psychologists.