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The Rebbe would often quote the words of the Maggid of Mezritch that “a small hole (ailment) in the body, is a big hole in the soul!” In other words, we cannot divorce our physical health from our spiritual health. How much more so is this true when we are dealing with issues of the mind and heart, where the impact of our spiritual health on our mental health and vice versa are self-evident and of tremendous consequence.
HELPLINE
Guidance Towards
Emotional & Mental Wellbeing
Our team of dedicated and highly skilled counselors are here to assist you for yourself, your child, or a family member.
During the course of a call, your care navigator will guide you through relevant resources and referrals, giving you a clear understanding of what is available to you and helping you decide the best course for your situation.
After the initial meeting, your care navigator will remain in touch for continuous guidance.
All calls and information are managed only by the care navigator you select. No information is ever shared, even within the organization.
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Please select your preferred team member, then choose a time to schedule an initial meeting. You can choose to meet by phone or zoom.
Please choose a time when you will be able to speak freely.
For timely assistance, please contact our hotline at 484-316-0078.
If you are experiencing an emergency, please dial 911.
All submissions and calls are confidential.
Rivkie Wilschanski MS, is the Shlucha of the Kenosha, Wisconsin community for the last 15 years. Rivkie co-directs her Chabad House along with her husband and six children.
Rivkie has a Master’s degree in Clinical Counseling. Rivkie has extensive experience and passion connecting with children, adolescents, and adults through her role as Shlucha and mentor, and over a dozen years' involvement with campers and staff in Lubavitch overnight camps.
Rivkie establishes a positive and trusting rapport with her clients, encouraging them to reach their fullest potential in an environment that is secure and strictly confidential.
Zevi Goldberg MSW, RCSWI is an experienced therapist, holding an MSW degree from the Wurzweiler School of Social Work. His past professions include being a Shliach and educator. Being on Shlichus for a number of years has given him a keen understanding of the nuances and challenges of Shlichus life.
His passion is to bring healing to people who have been through stressful experiences or struggle with mental health issues. His client base includes children, adults, and families using a range of modalities to cater to their unique needs so that they build healthier relationships with themselves and others.
Zevi focuses on creating a safe and comfortable environment for his clients with a big focus on maintaining strict confidentiality.
We're here to help. If you prefer to remain completely anonymous, we can work with you while respecting your confidentiality.
You can create a new email address for messaging, or dial *67 to block your phone number when dialing.
If you would prefer to speak with someone besides the counselors listed on this page, please let us know. We will work together to find someone whom you feel comfortable speaking with.
All calls and emails are confidential under the management of Mrs. Chani Goldberg, director of Chabad on Call.
If you have any connections that would be beneficial to this project, please share them with us at SR@chabadoncall.com.