Ask the Rabbi 2.0: New online course in marriage counseling serves as the rabbi’s rabbi

New online courses through Yeshiva University help modern Orthodox rabbis in North America address the tough issues that their congregants face.

By Dina Kraft | 10:50 04.03.13 |

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BOSTON – It turns out rabbis are immersed not only in shepherding congregants’ spiritual well-being, but in the collective soap operas of their lives as well.

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Illegal Marriage counseling.
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- 04 Mar 2013
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Marriage counseling in the state of Pennsylvania without a license issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Professional Licencing is a crime and punishable by fines and possible imprisonment. USA Jew.
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