Chanoch Hadar

For 15 years, prior to engaging in the field of psychotherapy, I served as a rabbi in community outreach and services, where I offered counseling to individuals and families.

My consistent hunger to better understand the human condition led me down the path of clinical therapy. I find the therapy space to be a rare and delightful oasis for authenticity and candid connection in a complex and rushed world.

My personal go-to soothing hobbies include strumming a few chords on guitar, nature excursions, or random DYI project while listening to audiobooks.

I find that many of us yearn for a perfect blend to be motivated and driven while maintaining an inner calm and peace. You might say we wish to strive and thrive with a sense of serenity and balance. Yet, something stubborn seems to sabotage that, be it nature, nurture, life challenges, or some personal tendency or predisposition. My hope in therapy is to honor the safe space for us to dig down and discover, clarify, and confront the issues. All with patience, thoughtfulness and zero judgment.

My hope is to truly listen and understand you, your story, and your journey. I promise to honor the sacred and confidential therapeutic space with patience and empathy. And invite you to fully show up with honest candor and courage. The therapy is here to serve you; I am honored to walk down your road with you. I value your vision and rely on your input and perspective.