The Awareness Center, Inc. (International Jewish Coaltion Against Sexual Assault): Case of Jonathan Berkowitz

Case of Jonathan Berkowitz, MSW, CSW, LMSW, MSE.D

(AKA: Jon Berkowitz, John Berkowitz, Yochanan Berkowitz, Johanatan Berkowitz)

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Alleged Sex Offender - Jonathan Berkowitz, MSW

Clinical Social Worker
Teaneck, NJ

Family Therapist/Imago Therapy Coach
Passaic, NJ

Attended Ohr Somayach
Monsey, NY

Yoga Instructor/Clinical Social Worker/School Psychologist
New York City, NY

Clinical Social Worker
Clifton, NJ, Brooklyn, NY and Flushing, NY

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WARNING TO WOMEN: If you are a single woman stay away from Yochanan Berkowitz

The following information is being provided in hopes of preventing another women from becoming the next victim of a sex crime.

Jonathan (Yochanan) Berkowitz was born in December, 1972.

Yochanan Berkowitz - Alleged Sex Offender

There have been a few allegations of Jonathan Berkowitz committing date rape either on the first or second date. There have also been numerous allegations that Berkowitz has been sexually inappropriate with women he has dated not to the extend of date rape. One of the alleged survivor of date rape filed a police report, went through a rape exam at a local hospital and attempted to pursue this matter with the criminal court system.

A Grand Jury reviewed the matter and considered the evidence involved. As a result of its review, the Grand Jury did not find probable cause for the return of an indictment. Therefore, criminal prosecution was not pursued on this case.

Over the last several years The Awareness Center received numerous phone calls from various women in the New York/New Jersey area regarding Yochanan Berkowitz's behavior while dating. Many have described his behavior as being sexually inappropriate for an orthodox man others described his behavior as sexual harassment.

A common theme has been for Jonathan Berkowitz to ask several women at the same time to date him exclusively. Another theme is to present himself as a psychologist to potential dates. According to the New York licensing bureau, Yohanan Berkowitz holds a Masters Degree in social work and is licensed as LMSW (Licensed Masters of Social Work). According to the state of New York and New Jersey only individuals who hold a Ph.D. or PsyD may call themselves a "psychologist. It is illegal to identify oneself as a psychologist as Berkowitz often does. Berkowitz's past alleged victims seem to be young, beautiful women who are going through some sort of personal crisis.

Jonathan Berkowitz is an alumni of Ohr Somayach - Monsey, NY.

Various rabbonim in both Passaic, NJ and Monsey, NY are very much aware of the allegations made against Berkowits. The Awareness Center has been told that they feel that Yochanan is ok to be dating, even though he has never under gone a evaluation by a mental health professional who specializes in evaluating alleged sex offenders. One of the rabbis who are advocating for Jonathan Berkowitz is Rabbi Avrohom Braun, who is the director of Admissions and Education, at Ohr Somayach, Monsey, NY. Another friend of Berkowitz is Rabbi Akiva Tendler, also an employee of Ohr Somayach.

RABBI AVROHOM BRAUN
DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS AND EDUCATION

Rabbi Avrohom Braun

Rabbi Braun received his ordination at the Yeshiva Torah V’Daas in Brooklyn. Having served as the Director of the Beer HaGolah Institute of New York, he became the Director of Admissions and the Educational Director of Ohr Somayach in 1982. Since his arrival at Ohr Somayach, Rabbi Braun has guided thousands of students through their educational decisions and offered invaluable advice regarding careers and marriage. His much sought after counsel is a testimony to his sincere commitment and involvement with each student’s progress.

Rabbi Akiva Tendler

RABBI AKIVA TENDLER (Son of Rabbi Yosef Tendler)
Director of Education Director - Ohr Somayach, Monsey, NY (First Cousin to alleged sex offenders Rabbi Mordecai Tendler and Rabbi Aron BoruchTendler)

Rabbi Tendler studied in Beis Moshe of Scranton, PA as well as in the Mirrer Yeshiva in Jerusalem. Before joining Ohr Somayach, he worked as a student counselor and guide at Aish HaTorah and Ner Yaakov in Jerusalem. He holds a Doctorate of Jewish Law from Ner Israel Rabbinical College. Rabbi Tendler is the author of a number of highly acclaimed Rabbinical Responsa on contemporary halachic issues. He serves as the senior student counselor and liason and co-ordinates with each student his individual, short and long term learning goals. Besides his prodigious talents, Rabbi Tendler is also an internationaly recognized composer and musician. His latest CD, Simchas Libi, was released in Summer 2004.

Definition of Acquaintance Rape (including Date Rape) is any non-consensual sexual activity between two or more individuals who know each other. Acquaintance Rape can happen between friends, spouses, girlfriends and/or boyfriends, people who just met, etc. Acquaintance and Date Rape are often very difficult types of crimes to prove in a court of law.

According to the US Department of Justice

61% of sexual assaults are not reported to the police.
84% of all rapes in the United States are Date (Acquaintance) Rapes
A woman is 5 times more likely to be raped by someone she knows.
57% of all sexual assaults take place on dates or in the context of relationships
If the rape is reported to police, there is a 50.8% chance that an arrest will be made.
If an arrest is made, there is an 80% chance of prosecution.
If there is a prosecution, there is a 58% chance of a felony conviction.
If there is a felony conviction, there is a 69% chance the convict will spend time in jail.
So, even in the 39% of attacks that are reported to police, there is only a 16.3% chance the rapist will end up in prison.
Factoring in unreported rapes, about 6% of rapists—1 out of 16— will ever spend a day in jail. 15 out of 16 will walk free.

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Table of Contents:

Definition: Grand Jury Indictment
Yochanan Berkowitz Family Therapy Credentials (2006)
Yochanan Berkowitz - Credentials (2008)
Meet Our Staff - Yochanan Berkowitz, MSW, CSW

2005

Frumster.com: Yochanan (ID 17294) (07/03/05)
New York Licensing Bureau (07/08/2005)

2006

Bloomfield, New Jersey (04/11/2006)
- Regarding Jonathan Berkowitz's employment in Bloomfield School District (08/31/2006)
Frumster.com Jonathan Meyer (ID 60206) (06/18/2006)

2007

New York Licensing Bureau (06/18/2007)
Jonathan Berkowitz, MSW, LCSW, MSE.d (06/18/2007)
CALL TO ACTION: Jonathan Berkowitz - Letter of Recommendation (08/26/2007)

2010

CALL TO ACTION: Berkowitz is back on the prowl (10/05/2010)
Jonathan Berkowitz Offers Useful Ways to Respond Calmly to Stress (12/14/2010
Jonathan Berkowitz Discusses a Relaxing Breathing Exercise Attributed to Yoga (12/14/2010)

2012

Facebook Profile (09/011/2012)
Jonathan Berkowitz on MerchantCircle.com (09/011/2012)

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Definition: Grand Jury Indictment

www.legal-explanations.com

n. A felony charge that a Grand Jury issues that is based upon a proposed charge, witnesses' testimony and other evidence that the District Attorney (public prosecutor) presents. A Grand Jury's indictment does not find guilt, but only the probability that a crime was committed and that the accused should be tried. The District Attorney will often only introduce sufficient facts to show the probability of guilt in order to save time and avoid revealing all of the evidence. Under the Fifth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, "No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on presentment of a Grand Jury...." Many states will only use grand juries in moderation and use the criminal complaint followed by a preliminary hearing with the lower court judge or other magistrate to determine whether enough evidence has been presented to support the accused having committed a felony. If the judge determines that enough evidence exists, he/she will order the appropriate court to hear the case.

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Jonathan Berkowitz - Linkedin

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Yochanan Berkowitz - Credentials

2006

http://www.yochanan-berkowitz.com/yochanan-berkowitz.html

EXPERIENCE - Yochanan Berkowitz

Full time jobs

SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER

N.Y. City Public Schools I.S. 62~ Brooklyn, NY ~ September 1993 ~ June 1994

Worked with students with emotional handicaps in 6th and 7th grade. Created lesson plans and made modifications based on students' individualized educational plans (IEP). Led student team meetings with an emphasis on behavior management. Developed a career guidance class. Initiated parent contact. Maintained student records and peer support.

SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST, SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER

Yochanan Berkowitz

Board of Education ~ Brooklyn, NY ~ September 1994 ~ June 2006

Worked with children of all ages. Participated on a child study team, case managing a caseload that ranged from 40-70 students. Participated and led initial, eligibility, parent, revision and annual meetings. I observed, interviewed, and tested children in a variety of settings, using a wide spectrum of testing material. Established and maintained close ties with both the administrative staff, as well as all the teachers, therapist, and aids. Kept current with the state codes, parental rights and laws. Received excellent individual, team, and district wide supervision. Created and implemented behavior modification plans, as well as a plethora of other forms.

Part time jobs- afternoons/evenings

LICENSED SOCIAL WORKER, MSW, LSW

Yochanan Berkowitz

Jewish family Services ~ Clifton, NJ Summer 2005 ~ present (part-time)

Counseled children, adolescents, couples, and families. Area of specialty is in individual and family problems, troubled relationships, parent-child issues, separation and divorce, anxiety and depression. Worked predominantly with individuals however I also ran many different psycho-educational groups. Wrote TPR'S and billed various insurances

ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR, CSW, MS

Yochanan Berkowitz

Bikur Cholim Department Of Clinical Services~ Rockland, NY~ July 2004 ~ May 2005

(10-month contract)

Supervised 10 professionals working under my auspices. Implemented a new billing system, allowing revenues to increase by 200%. Prepared clinic for OMH audit, using corrective plan of action, and a thorough utilization review system. After passing the audit and receiving a tier II certification, put into effect all changes. Worked closely with state and local officials to raise monies and obtain additional support. Created outreach program with local community.

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, CSW

Yochanan Berkowitz

Fordham Tremont Center~ Bronx, NY~ July 2003~ June 2004

Assisted the directors in implementing OMH rules, regulations, and procedures. I prepared the clinic for two audits. Conducted quarterly Utilization Reviews. Served as Liaison between the clinic and various HMO'S. Attended various meetings by state, and city representatives. I supervised social work students. Maintained a small caseload of individual and group cases.

CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK SUPERVISOR, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Yochanan Berkowitz

Jewish Board of Family & Children Services ~ Brooklyn, NY ~ March 2002 ~ June 2003

Worked with children, adults, families, and couples in need of a variety of mental health services. Performed administrative tasks, supervised caseworkers, and social work students. Maintained a caseload of both individual, group psychotherapy clients. Performing intakes. Led clinical service team meetings. Managed service operations and treatment planning.

OUTPATIENT SOCIAL WORKER

Yochanan Berkowitz

New Hope Guild ~ Brooklyn, NY ~ September 1999 ~ July 2000

Worked with adults and children. Maintained a caseload of adult patients requiring individual therapy. Engaged in play therapy with pre-school age children. Attended weekly supervision with the Clinic Director.

SOCIAL WORK INTERN

Yochanan Berkowitz

Maimonides Psychiatric Outpatient ~ Brooklyn NY ~ Sept. 1998 ~ May 1999

Worked with severely disabled patients. Maintained clients casework, SSI and Medicaid paperwork. Engaged clients in individual and group therapy.

PSYCHOLOGIST INTERN (Evenings)

Yochanan Berkowitz

Jewish Board of Family & Children Services ~ Brooklyn, NY ~ Summer 1996

Worked with both adolescents and adults, predominately foster families. Conducted intake therapy sessions. Helped with placements, individual counseling, and play therapy with younger children.

EDUCATION

Yochanan Berkowitz

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, New York, NY

Masters of Clinical Social Work (CSW) ~ June 1999 ~ 3.85 GPA

LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY, Brooklyn, NY

Masters of Science in School Psychology ~ June 1996 ~ 3.74 GPA

QUEENS COLLEGE, Flushing, NY

Bachelor of Science in Psychology ~ June 1994 ~ 3.52 GPA

CERTIFICATIONS

GESTALT ASSOCIATION OF PSYCHOTHERAPY, New York, NY - Post Masters in Gestalt Therapy ~ September 2002
NEW HOPE GUILD, Brooklyn, NY - Post Masters in Early Childhood and Adolescence Psychotherapy~ June 2000
CERTIFIED YOGA & HEALTH INSTRUCTOR

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Meet Our Staff

Yochanan Berkowitz, MSW, CSW

Social Work Clinician

Rockland County Jewish Family Services - April 30, 2004

Jonathan Berkowitz - Alleged Sex Offender

Frumster.com: Yochanan (ID 17294)

Frumster.com

http://www.frumster.com/view.php?&id=17294

Johanatan Berkowitz - Alleged Sex Offender

Yochanan (ID 17294)

Age: 32, Male

From: Monsey, New York, United States

Family Status: divorced with a get, with 1 child

Religious Practice: Modern Orthodox (machmir)

Religious Background: from a religious family

Ethnicity: ashkenazi

Additional Background Information

Grew up in: NYC

Consider relocation? Yes

Wishing to make aliyah to Israel? Maybe

Jewish Education: yeshiva/seminary

Secular Education: Masters

Political Beliefs: middle of the road

Occupation: School Pyschologist/ Clinical Social Worker

Hobbies and Interests: Yoga, Travel, Sports, Skiing, Arts and Culture, Reading, Music

Physical Attributes Height: 170 cm/5' 7"

Build: athletic

Do you smoke?: no

Religious Practice

Frequency of Torah Study: daily

Frequency of Tefilah: three times daily

Kippa: suede/leather kippa

Tzitzit: always

This is how I describe myself:

I love the outdoors, specifically hiking and biking. I'm outgoing, growth oriented, communicative, understanding, loyal, patient and strong willed. I can take the lead and follow through with my goals.

I believe in the following: In the soil of complacenency true growth has poor nourishment. and, Until you learn how high you CANOT jump you will never really know how high you CAN jump.

I was raised in a religious home but attended a modern orthodox high school. From there, I spent two years in Israel combining Yeshiva, University and the army. I have a strong passion for Israel and hope to one day spend summers there. I got a double masters from NYU and enjoy working in the field of psychology. I am very holistic and eclectic based, as I incorporate YOGA and other Relaxation Techniques in my practice. I recently took off 6 months to study in yeshiva Ohr Somayach, and will now be returning to full time work.

I got married young and have one beautiful daughter, who is four years old. It was a very amicable divorce and I see my daughter frequently and am a very involved father. This is what I am looking for in a mate:

Cultered, joyfull, kind/warm, growth orientated, communicative, and have a zest for life (fun). Want an open home (within reason), and be involved with her community(or want to be)

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New York Licensing Information

New York Office of the Professions - 07/08/2005

http://www.nysed.gov/coms

Name : BERKOWITZ YOCHANAN

Address : PASSAIC NJ

Profession : LICENSED MASTER SOCIAL WORK

License No: 064909

Date of Licensure : 09/01/04 (Originally licensed as a Certified Social Worker on 03/19/02 )

Additional Qualification : Not applicable in this profession

Status : REGISTERED

Registered through last day of : 11/07

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Bloomfield, New Jersey

Minutes - April 11. 2006

http://www.bloomfield.k12.nj.us/Minutes/Archives/2006/MinApr11-2006.pdf

The Regular Meeting of the Board of Education was held in the Conference Room of the School Administration Building on Tuesday, April 11, 2006.

The Meeting was called to order at 7:15 PM by Prsident Zilinski.

RESOLUTIONS

PERSONNEL & Management

Upon the motion of Dr. Rizzitellow, seconded by Ms. Mason, the following resolutions were introduced:

Res. 496 "RESOLVED that the Bloomfield Board of Education, upon the recommendation of th Superintendent of Schools, approves the Appointment as listed:"

Certified Sharon Rachback School Psychologist District

MA STEP 2 $41, 947.00 Pro rated

Re: Jonathan Berkowitz

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Regarding Jonathan Berkowitz's Employment in the Bloomfield School District

August 1, 2006

http://www.bloomfield.k12.nj.us/

A telephone call was made to the Employment office of Bloomfield School District. I was informed that they had already terminated his employment. No further information is known.

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Frumster.com Jonathan Meyer (ID 60206)

frumster.com - June 18, 2007

Please note that The Awareness Center contacted Frumster to let them know that Berkowitz's profile was back up on their site. The administer immediately removed the following profile.

Johanatan (ID 60206)

From: Clifton, New Jersey, United States

Family Status: divorced with a get, with only one child

Religious Practice: Modern Orthodox (machmir)

Religious Background: from a religious family

Ethnicity: ashkenazi

Additional Background Information

Consider relocation? Maybe

Wishing to make aliyah to Israel? Maybe

Jewish Education: yeshiva/seminary

Secular Education: Masters

Languages Spoken: English, Hebrew, Yiddish

Political Beliefs: not important

Occupation: School Psychologist & Clinical Psychotherapist (and a certified Yoga/Health & Fitness instructor on

Hobbies and Interests: almost every traditional sport, the gym, as well as recreational sports including (but not limited to) rock- climbing (occasionally), skiing, hiking the outdoors, long meaningful conversations, the ocean, traveling and culture (film, theater, art etc.)

Physical Attributes

Height: 170 cm/5' 7"

Build: athletic

Do you smoke?: no

Religious Practice

Frequency of Torah Study: weekly

Frequency of Tefilah: three times daily

Kippa: suede/leather kippa

Tzitzit: always

Modern Orthodox Machmir means to me

To be able to integrate the world, travel, culture etc. with a desire to always grow as a spiritual halachic Jew. Enjoying life without having to look for loopholes.

This is how I describe myself:

My friends describe me as easygoing, spiritual, spontaneous, warm, worldly, and having a tendency to entertain guests. I value open communication, humor, and I'm always looking for ways to grow and better myself: spiritually, emotionally, and physically. Having an open (within reason), welcoming kiruv-and-community oriented home and family is important to me.

I'm always looking for growth opportunities with my Jewish studies, profession, hobbies, personal journey and various other interests. However number 1 on my list has been and remains family. I'm very active and enjoy participating in almost every traditional sport, the gym, as well as recreational sports including rock- climbing (occasionally), skiing, hiking, traveling and culture (film, theater, art etc.) I am very open-minded within Halacha.

I want to build together with my soul mate an amazingly open, honest, sharing relationship while raising a home with good/healthy values, a lot of love, and sharing.

I grew up with traditional orthodox values; however, over time I developed a Bal-Teshuva sou :) I did most of my "true" religious/spiritual growing and learning in Bal-Teshuva yeshiva's and organizations, and most recently under the mentoring of an amazing and open-minded Rabbi. I have a double master's in School Psychology, and Clinical Social Work. I love what I do and enjoy a nice variety of working for a hospital, as well as a private practice. I'm also an orthodox Yoga/Health & Fitness instructor.

I got married when we were both young (relatively 25) and we got an amicable mutual agreed upon civil divorce and get without any litigation B'H. I consider myself blessed to have had a very amicable divorce, and a beautiful (REMOVED).

This is what I am looking for in a woman

You are distinctive! You are a warm and worldly, sensitive and smart, nurturing, natural, and easy-going. You are worldly-wise, value open communication, benevolent humor, and are always looking for ways to grow and better yourself: spiritually, emotionally, and physically.

Having an open, welcoming kiruv-and-community oriented home and family is important to you, and you are very open-minded within Halacha. Perhaps you enjoy Sunday hikes, travel, music, and other creative outlets?

I need someone who will live in the Tri-state area (as I have a daughter who lives in NY and I am very close with her) , at least for the next few years then the world is our oyster :) I do not prefer long distant relationships so NY, NJ, CT, and PA is more realistic but not mandatory.

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New York Licensing Bureau

License Information - 06/18/2007

http://www.nysed.gov

Name : BERKOWITZ YOCHANAN

Address : PASSAIC NJ

Profession : LICENSED MASTER SOCIAL WORK

License No: 064909

Date of Licensure : 09/01/04 (Originally licensed as a Certified Social Worker on 03/19/02 )

Additional Qualification : Not applicable in this profession

Status : REGISTERED

Registered through last day of : 11/07

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Rachel Long and Assoicates, LLC
Jonathan Berkowitz, MSW, LCSW, MSE.d

Rachel Long and Assoicates, LLC - June 18, 2007

http://rlongcounseling.com/whoweare.php

Jonathan Berkowitz, MSW, LCSW, MSE.d

Psychotherapist/School Psychologist

As a Clinical Psychotherapist and School Psychologist for over 12 years I am genuinely committed to creating a safe space to help facilitate and enhance the quality of life for all of my clients. I counsel children, adolescents, families, adults, and couples. My training and post graduate experience is very eclectic and includes the following approaches; gestalt, and cognitive behavioral therapy for adults and adolescents, play therapy for children, Ackerman's therapy for families, and Imago couples work. I am well versed in many aspects of psychological adjustment including anxiety, phobias, depression, survivors of abuse, social difficulties, child and adolescent behavioral management, job related issues, general stress reduction, and couples and partners therapy.

I have run a myriad of groups as well. I am a certified Yoga, Breath Work & Meditation (YBM) instructor and incorporate this training into the therapeutic process. I incorporate a holistic approach to the therapeutic process - emotional, behavioral, spiritual, and cognitive aspects of the client are vital to the process of counseling. We all experience times in life when we feel a bit off-center . Therapy can provide needed relief, a sense of peace, release us from anxiety, and empower us to reach our potential. I regard the process of counseling as completely personal and tailor it to each individual, family or couple. We will set the goals and the time frame to fit your needs and expectations. If you would like to schedule an appointment or if you have any questions regarding the process of being in therapy or any of the services we offer, please feel to call or email.

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YochananBerkowitz.com

Yoga Instructor

Yochanan Berkowitz & Jonathan Berkowitz on the Benefits of Hatha Yoga

http://yochananberkowitz.com/

When Jonathan Yochanan Berkowitz talks to his clients about yoga, he is referring to a 5,000-year-old philosophy. Hatha yoga incorporates slow stretches, breathing and relaxation techniques which result in wonderful physical and emotional benefits.

The word yoga originally comes from the Greek term "yoke." In this definition, yoke means to connect.

When Jonathan Yochanan Berkowitz practiced a few minutes each day, Hatha yoga helped him connect with his body by helping him clear his mind and focus his attention inward. He can help you achieve the inner peace you've been searching for.

Jonathan Yochanan Berkowitz on the concept of Hatha Yoga

The whole concept behind Hatha yoga is really pretty basic and some of those aerobic stretches you might see in the newspaper or at your health club are actually based on Hatha yoga stretches. The difference is that Hatha yoga stretches are referred to as "postures" that are performed slowly and gently rather than energetically and repetitively.

As a result, Hatha yoga is an ideal practice for almost everyone, no matter what physical shape they're in. Jonathan Yochanan Berkowitz's classes consist of many people with different fitness levels. Some of Jonathan Yochanan Berkowitz's students have neck and back problems, chronic headaches, shoulder or knee injuries.

Yoga is one of the best exercises for people with arthritis and heart disease. It is also highly recommended for pregnant women.

Regular practice of Hatha yoga involves very little equipment - all you need is a quiet place, about thirty minutes a day and comfortable clothing. But this minimal investment of time can bring a variety of benefits including flexibility, increased muscle tone, better posture, reduced PMS, fewer daily aches and pains, more inner peace and a better attitude toward life.

Hatha yoga with Jonathan Yochanan Berkowitz, practiced in conjunction with a low-fat diet and moderate exercise can actually reverse clogged arteries and coronary diseases.

The stretching and breathing performed in Hatha yoga helps improve circulation. This, in turn, provides regular nourishment to cells throughout your body. If your cells don't receive enough nourishment, they grow sick and die. As a result, you can frequently feel sick and tired. After even a week of practicing Hatha yoga, however, you may feel rejuvenated and stronger than you have in years.

Frequent computer users and desk sitters should know that Hatha Yoga with Jonathan Yochanan Berkowitz is outstanding for releasing physical tension, especially in the head, neck, shoulders and lower back. Doing some stretches at work for the neck, arms and lower back can help reduce aches and pains received while hunched over a keyboard.

In this day and age when people are frantically searching for fountains of youth in bottles and books, yoga keeps us looking young and radiant as we grow older. The combination of flexibility, cleansing breaths and inner serenity helps deter aging. With the help of Jonathan Yochanan Berkowitz 50, 60, and 70-year-olds who practice yoga regularly look and feel healthy.

When it comes to starting a yoga program, Jonathan Yochanan Berkowitz suggests the following tips:

Take it slow. You're not trying to win a marathon or an aerobics competition when practicing yoga.

The whole point of the technique and philosophy is to enter and leave postures slowly and gently.

Breathe slowly and frequently. Deep breathing in Hatha yoga helps you maintain focus while bringing more oxygen to your blood stream and muscles.

Practice yoga regularly. Even if you only have enough time to do just a few postures a day, you'll still notice an overall increase in your health, flexibility, vitality and attitude toward life.

Stretch as far as you can - and don't force it. Even if you've never done a stretch in your life and your flexibility is equivalent to that of a two-by-four, you can still benefit from Hatha yoga stretches.

Do what you can to maintain comfort. For example, those who might suffer from low-back problems should perform floor postures with knees bent rather than legs straight out.

If the idea of sitting cross-legged on the floor is an unpleasant one, feel free to use a chair. The lotus position isn't a requirement when it comes to "stretching it out" and receiving the incredible benefits of Hatha yoga.

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Yochanan Berkowitz - Family Therapy

http://www.yochanan-berkowitz.com/

Yochanan Berkowitz is genuinely committed to creating a safe space to help facilitate and enhance the quality of life for his clients.

Yochanan has twelve years of experience in the mental health field and specializes in cognitive behavioral therapy for adults, adolescents, and children. He is well versed in many aspects of psychological adjustment including anxiety, phobias, depression, social and relational difficulties, medical illness, child and adolescent behavioral management, job related issues, and general stress reduction. Yochanan Berkowitz runs a myriad of groups as well.

Yochanan's approach is to provide a supportive and humanistic place where a client can be heard and also receive feedback. He uses an eclectic combination of different therapies in order to tailor the work to meet the individual's needs and goals.Yochanan Berkowitz also incorporates a holistic approach where an individual's spiritual beliefs are incorporated and the mind-body connection can be explored.

As an Individual, Family and Couples therapist Yochanan Berkowitz is able to help people improve their emotional well being, enhance their ability to engage in interpersonal relationships and empower them with the tools necessary to take control of their lives. Yochanan Berkowitz has been privileged to have the opportunity to assist people in changing their lives and would welcomes the opportunity to take that journey with you as well.

Yochanan Berkowitz adds another dimension to his services by providing didactic, interactive and experiential workshops that assist participants by working on specific topics of concern to enhance their lives. The workshops and events provide a safe environment to connect more deeply and explore what needs changing. In this safe, holding and nurturing environment participants learn relevant information and new perspectives that change their world-view, reposition themselves for success in any area of their life, feel understood and "gotten", connect more deeply with loved ones, and gain new tools and skills set for immediate implementation.

They are enlightening, inspirational, motivational, and provide tons of resources to take home. Let yourself be captivated by one of our dynamic and life changing workshops, and get moving on creating the life and relationship of your dreams

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Yochanan Berkowitz - Letters of Recommendation

http://www.yochanan-berkowitz.com/berkowitz-recommendations.html

Dr. Ellen Friedman, PsyD

287 93rd Street

NY, NY 10952

(212) 674-2423

February, 10 2007

Re: Yochanan Berkowitz

To Whom It May Concern:

As a professor in the Long Island University Graduate School of Education, I have come to know Jonathan Berkowitz quite well. This student has excellent clinical skills and was very professional in all of his interactions with both faculty and peers.

I find him to be a highly intelligent, talented, very perceptive, responsible, enthusiastic young man, who gained the respect of many educators, and fellow students.

His overall academic achievements were outstanding. His testing and problem solving abilities are notable. His study habits were commendable. His verbal and written expression is clear, well organized, and stimulating. He exhibits a strong sense of self-discipline and self-determination. His use of discretion and foresight displays a high degree of maturity. His initiative in doing research manifested his ability to work independently as well as harmoniously with others.

He was an exceptional graduate student, and has been an exceptional employee for the past twelve years. I recommend Jonathan Berkowitz without any reservations to your agency/clinic/school as a School Psychologist/Social Worker.

Sincerely,

Dr. Ellen Friedman

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Elliot Novogrodsky, School Psychologist / CSW

187 Fairfield Woods Road

Fairfield, Connecticut 06825

917-439-6182

March 12, 2007

Re: Yochanan Berkowitz

To Whom It May Concern:

I was asked to write a letter of recommendation on behalf of Jonathan Berkowitz. I have known Jonathan for Over 9 years and have supervised him on many issues relating to family and individual/group counseling. Likewise, I have supervised and guided him on the analysis of educational and psychological assessments. He establishes rapport with the children rapidly and with ease. His ability to learn and implement new testing material is quite impressive. His reports are done in a timely and professional manner and his IEP's are accurate and reliable.

I have found Jonathan to be an exciting and sensitive young man, with much promise and skill that have won him the admiration of others. He listens closely to the complaints of others and without stimulating defensiveness, questions and facilitates clarification. Jonathan can handle delicately both individual and family dynamics, and can deal effectively with otherwise insurmountable situational experiences. Jonathan also has excellent conceptual and expressive capabilities, conveying the most difficult of ideas in a most simplistic and easy to understand way. This is a special skill. His drive, sense of humor and fair play as well as his friendliness, smile and approachable nature have given Jonathan the competitive edge.

Jonathan has won my admiration, certainly, and I am confident that he will add much to your organization and win your admiration, too. I recommend Jonathan without reservation.

Elliot Novogrodsky

School Psychologist

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Dr. Vikhta Gurevich, MD
307 Ocean View Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11235
718-743-5555
January 25, 2007
Subject: Letter of Recommendation for Jonathan Berkowtiz

To Whom It May Concern:
I had the pleasant opportunity to work closely with Jonathan during employment at the Jewish Board of Family and Children Services. He had worked under me as my colleague as a Clinical Social Worker from March of 2002 until June of 2003. I then supervised him outside of the clinic from July of 2003 through the summer of 2006. His responsibilities included providing psychotherapy for a caseload of adults, couples, adolescents, and children in an individual and group setting. Jonathan also shared his work as a clinical service team meeting supervisor and collaborative case conferencing manager with me. During the course of his employment, Jonathan proved himself to be a hardworking and talented therapist who was able to quickly develop and maintain rapport with clients, proved to be an outstanding team player, and an overall exceptional employee. He excelled in treatment planning, and intake services. I was quite impressed by Jonathans' ability to complete all paperwork assigned to him. His treatment plans were always thorough and comprehensive, and seemed to meet the needs of the clients. Another area where Jonathan stood out was group leadership and collaboration. He was well prepared for all meetings, provided valuable and useful information on clients, functioned well as a team leader when required, and worked effectively as a team member under the direction of other team leaders. He often took the initiative to get things started and picked up the slack when things were going slowly. Jonathan is highly respected, as both a person and a professional, by colleagues, employees, and clients.

Overall, Jonathan is a very conscientious and able employee. I certainly believe he has what it takes to make a wonderful therapist in any given situation and I am sad to see him leave the New York area. As detailed above, based on my experience working with Jonathan, I can unreservedly recommend him for any client servicing and/or leadership position. If you would like further elaboration, feel free to call me at 718-743-5555.

Sincerely,
Dr. Vikhta Gurevich, MD
Psychiatrist

Contact Jonathan at YJberko@yahoo.com

Office Location: 114 Essex Street, Rochelle Park, NJ 07662

Tel. 201-286-1122

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CALL TO ACTION: Jonathan Berkowitz

(AKA: Yochanan Berkowitz, Yohanatan Berkowitz, Jonathan Yochanan Berkowitz)

The Awareness Center - August 26, 2007

Contact the following individuals who have allegedly written letters endorsing Yochanan Berkowitz. Please note that the letters are dated after The Awareness Center created a page regarding Jonathan Berkowitz on their web page.

Make sure each of the three mental health professionals are aware that there is a letter allegedly written by them on Berkowitz's web page.
Make sure each of the three mental health professionals are aware that several women have stated that Jonathan Berkowitz was sexually inappropriate with them on dates, and that there was has also been one allegation of date rape made against him over the last 10 years.
Make sure each of the three mental health professionals are aware that if Berkowitz sexually violates another woman they could be held liable, especially after they have been made aware of Jonathan Berkowitz's past alleged sexual offenses. This is espeically true if manipulates a woman he is treating (as a mental health professional) into having sexual relations with him.

Letter of Recommendation for Jonathan Berkowitz

Dr. Ellen Friedman, PSY.D (Letter dated - February, 10 2007)

287 93rd Street

NY, NY 10952

(212) 674-2423

Elliot Novogrodsky, School Psychologist / CSW (Letter dated - March 12, 2007)

187 Fairfield Woods Road

Fairfield, Connecticut 06825

917-439-6182

Dr. Vikhta Gurevich, MD (Letter dated - January 25, 2007)

307 Ocean View Avenue

Brooklyn, NY 11235

718-743-5555

* Yoga Instructor

* School Psychologist

* Social Worker, yet tells women he's a Psychologist (this is illegal)

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CALL TO ACTION

The Awareness Center - August 28, 2007

Does anyone know what Yochanan Berkowitz (AKA: Jonathan Berkowitz) has been up to lately? Rumors are floating around that he's being protected by Rabbi Avraham Braun and is chummy with Rabbi Akiva Tendler. Both are rabbonim at Ohr Somayach.

Ohr Somayach is also the yeshiva in which Rabbi Alan Horowitz was sentenced to attend after his 1983 conviction of child molestation. One has to wonder if Ohr Somayach has a Ner Israel problem?

The following information is being provided in hopes of preventing another women from becoming the next victim of a sex crime.

There have been numerous allegations that Jonathan Berkowitz has been sexually inappropriate with women he has dated, which includes a case of alleged date rape back in 2004. The alleged survivor filed a police report, went through a rape exam at a local hospital and attempted to pursue this matter with the criminal court system.

Over the last several years The Awareness Center has also received several phone calls from various women regarding Yochanan Berkowitz's behavior while dating. Many have described his behavior as being sexually inappropriate for an orthodox man. A common theme has been for Jonathan Berkowitz to present himself as a psychologist to potential dates, and to ask several women at the same time to date him exlusively.

According to the state of New York only individuals who hold a Ph.D. or PsyD may call themselves a "psychologist. According to the New York licensing bureau, Yohanan Berkowitz has a Masters Degree in Social Work, holds a LMSW (Licensed Masters of Social Work)

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WARNING: It could be dangerous to date Jonathan Berkowitz (AKA: Yochanan Berkowitz, Yohanatan Berkowitz, Jonathan Yochanan Berkowitz)

August 25, 2007

If you know of any single women in Passaic, NJ make sure they are aware that they could become the next victim of a sex crime if they date Berkowitz!

There have been several complaints made against Yochanan Berkowitz over the last few years of being sexually inappropriate on dates. There has also been one allegation of date rape. I've been told by a reliable source that the rabbonim of both Passaic and Monsey feel that Yochanan is ok to be dating, even though he has never under gone a evaluation by a mental health professional who specializes in evaluating alleged sex offenders.

Berkowitz's past alleged victims seem to be young, beautiful women who are going through some sort of personal crisis.

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CALL TO ACTION: Berkowitz is back on the prowl

The Awareness Center - October 5, 2010

It appears Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz is back on the prowl. He's someone who was on our Sex Offender Registry of Alleged and Convicted Sex offenders. Unfortunately, due to funding shortages, The Awareness Center had no choice but to remove our offender registry from our site. Berkowitz had been on our site for many years, after allegedly luring in young women he was attempting to counsel and also allegedly sexually assaulting women on dates. Also falsely identifying himself as a psychologist.

Please warn women to stay clear of this alleged sex offender.

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Jonathan Berkowitz Discusses a Relaxing Breathing Exercise Attributed to Yoga
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In Health and Beauty on December 14, 2010 at 5:34 pm

Whether we like it or not, says Jonathan Berkowitz, everyone in the world is susceptible to stress. And, Jonathan Berkowitz points out, stress takes a very real toll on physical and mental health. Jonathan Berkowitz draws from the eastern tradition of Yoga to help his clients find relief from stress.
There is a practice in yoga, explains Jonathan Berkowitz, called pranayama. Jonathan Berkowitz says that pranayama is an age-old Sanskrit term meaning, “the lengthening of the breath” or “extension of the life force.” The great yogi masters, says Jonathan Berkowitz, understood the crucial connection between a good life and good breathing. Jonathan Berkowitz explains that pranayama is a disciplined from of abdominal breathing, also called belly breathing.

Well-practiced abdominal breathing, says Jonathan Berkowitz, is useful for many reasons. Licensed clinical social workers like Jonathan Berkowitz often suggest abdominal breathing exercises as a form of stress reduction and relaxation. In addition to being an exercise, says Jonathan Berkowitz, deep breathing is also meditative and helps enhance concentration and posture. It is no wonder, says Jonathan Berkowitz, that many western therapists and counselors regard pranayama so highly.

The basics of deep breathing, says Jonathan Berkowitz, can be remembered by the simple phrase “abdomen, chest – chest, abdomen.” Inhale deeply and slowly, says Jonathan Berkowitz, in your abdomen first until it is expanded. Then continue the same inhalation, says Jonathan Berkowitz, now expanding your chest. Exhale at the same steady pace, says Jonathan Berkowitz, first from your chest, finishing with your abdomen.

A great way to prepare for stressful times, says Jonathan Berkowitz, is to practice abdominal breathing before stress arrives. When you feel you are becoming stressed, advises Jonathan Berkowitz, take stock of your breathing pattern by putting one hand on your stomach and one hand on your chest. If only the hand on your chest is rising and falling with your breaths, notes Jonathan Berkowitz, then you are not breathing with your abdomen.

To practice abdominal breathing, Jonathan Berkowitz suggests beginning by relaxing the stomach. While breathing in deeply, says Jonathan Berkowitz, let the stomach expand with the breath. When the belly has expanded with the breath, continues Jonathan Berkowitz, continue the inhalation as it expands the chest. After inhaling a full breath, says Jonathan Berkowitz, exhale gradually in reverse order. Let the chest fall first as the air leaves the body, explains Jonathan Berkowitz, followed by the belly. Repeat these soothing breaths, says Jonathan Berkowitz, to ease tension and alleviate worry. Abdominal breathing like this can be practiced at any time, says Jonathan Berkowitz, even while driving.

About Jonathan Berkowitz
Jonathan Berkowitz received a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Queens College in Flushing, New York in 1994. Following studies at the Long Island University, Jonathan Berkowitz became a certified school social worker and school Psychologist in 1997. Jonathan Berkowitz earned a Masters of Clinical Social Work from New York University in 1999, and later was recognized as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). In 2000, Jonathan Berkowitz was issued a Post Masters certificate in Early Childhood and Adolescence Psychotherapy. Jonathan Berkowitz obtained Post Masters certification in Gestalt Therapy from the Gestalt Association of Psychotherapy in New York City in 2002.

It was while Jonathan Berkowitz was studying at Queens College that he served in the Brooklyn Public Schools as a special Education Instructor from 1993-1994. Jonathan Berkowitz also served as a school Psychologist and Social Worker in Brooklyn with the Board of Education. Additionally, Jonathan Berkowitz did an internship in social work at Maimonides Psychiatric Outpatient in Brooklyn.

During 1999 and 2000 Jonathan Berkowitz worked as an outpatient social worker, MSW, CSW at New Hope Guild in Brooklyn, New York. Jonathan Berkowitz served as Administrative Assistant, MSW, and LMSW at Fordham Tremont Center in Bronx, New York during 2003-2004. Additionally, Jonathan Berkowitz offered his services as Clinical Social Worker, MSW, and CSW to the Jewish Board of Family & Children Services in Brooklyn, New York from 2002 through 2006.

During 2004–2005, Jonathan Berkowitz worked at the Bikur Cholim Department of Clinical Services in Rockland, New York as Administrative Director, MSW, and LMSW. Jonathan Berkowitz currently maintains a private practice in Teaneck, New Jersey focusing on children, adolescents, couples, and families.

To contact Jonathan Berkowitz, call 646-338-5424 or email berkj1517@yahoo.com. For more information about his services visit www.familiesheal.com.

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Yochanan Berkowitz Discusses the Fundamentals of Skiing
In Home and Family on December 4, 2010 at 5:58 am

Growing up in the northeast, Yochanan Berkowitz has developed an appreciation for the outdoor sport of skiing. Yochanan Berkowitz reports that skiing can offer an exhilarating release for someone that has a lot on his or her mind. The sport brings a skiier in direct congress with nature, says Yochanan Berkowitz, as he or she travels over the snowy expanses of open land.

Yochanan Berkowitz points out, however, that skiing is a sport with a higher learning curve than many others. To ski well requires training and practice, says Yochanan Berkowitz, and some brief formal instruction is necessary as well. The key element of skiing, says Yochanan Berkowitz, is maintaining balance. Balance is best maintained, says Yochanan Berkowitz, by mastering the correct stance.
According to Yochanan Berkowitz, the correct skiing posture involves standing with feet shoulder width apart and toes pointing slightly inward, drawing the heels slightly apart. The next step is to bend the waist, instructs Yochanan Berkowitz, and fan the arms out slightly to lower the center of gravity. Body weight should be evenly distributed, notes Yochanan Berkowitz, on the heels and the balls of the feet. This balanced stance, says Yochanan Berkowitz, is the best way to maintain control and speed while skiing.

Yochanan Berkowitz suggests practicing this stance at home prior to putting on ski gear. When it comes to controlling yourself on your skis, says Yochanan Berkowitz, it’s all in the feet. Wherever direction the feet are turned, explains Yochanan Berkowitz, is where the skis will go. Before shoving off, Yochanan Berkowitz suggests lifting one leg at a time and turning the feet gently to the left and to the right. This exercise will get a skier used to the encumbrance and responsiveness of the skis, instructs Yochanan Berkowitz. Being strapped into skis is not a natural position for the feet, explains Yochanan Berkowitz, and it is best to spend some time getting used to this before tackling any runs.

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Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz Discusses a Safe Approach to Rock Climbing
In Personal, Professionals on October 8, 2010 at 5:10 am

Avid nature-lover Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz says that time spent in the great outdoors is enriching. Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz especially enjoys outdoor recreational activities like hiking, bicycling and rock climbing. As a dweller in the American northeast, Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz knows first-hand the value of spending a day communing with nature.

For those who prefer more rugged recreation, Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz suggests rock climbing. Rock climbing is not an esoteric fad, notes Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz, but an age old practice that explores the relationship between human and landscape. Two factors vital to effective rock climbing, says Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz, are a solid grip and good balance.

Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz says that a good grip, however, does not mean a tight grip. Squeezing or clutching at the rock, says Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz, tires out muscles more quickly, leading to setbacks like fatigue and cramps. Holding on to the rock with a vice grip, says Berkowitz, actually impedes fluid motion. Sometimes on a difficult patch of rock, adds Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz, a person will tighten their grip because they are nervous. The key is to relax, maintain a firm grip that is not too tight and examine the rock for the route ahead. Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz especially cautions inexperienced climbers to stay focused on the route along the rock so as not to come up empty handed. There are forearm exercises, notes Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz, that will go a long way towards improving a climbing grip.

Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz also points out that rock climbing requires good balance. Rock climbing puts people in challenging positions, says Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz, and good balance helps climbers to maintain calmness, clarity and comfort as they navigate a path on the rock face. Before making a move, adds Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz, it is important to maintain a keen sense of one’s center of gravity. There are different climbing exercises, explains Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz, that will further help to develop a steady balance. Inquire with the local climbing community as well as contacting online resources, says Yochanan Jonathan Berkowitz, to learn the best and latest balance exercises.

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Jonathan Berkowitz Offers Useful Ways To Respond To Stress

Oceans2003.org - December 14, 2010

In the years that Jonathan Berkowitz has been a licensed clinical social worker, he has helped many distraught individuals. Jonathan Berkowitz reports that the stress which troubled people carry around with them can have some very serious health affects. To put it plainly, Jonathan Berkowitz says that too much stress can shorten lives. Jonathan Berkowitz also observes that many people respond to stress rashly. Jonathan Berkowitz notes that stress causes people to lose their tempers, become depressed or otherwise lose control of their lives and conduct.

According to Jonathan Berkowitz, stress can be traced to two different sources; internal and external. Internal stress, notes Jonathan Berkowitz, comes from the way a person thinks, feels and acts about their world. External stress, says Jonathan Berkowitz, comes from people or situations outside of the stressed individual. No matter the type of stress, cautions Jonathan Berkowitz, it’s important that it does not get the best of you.

Jonathan Berkowitz suggests that an effective technique for responding calmly to stress is taking a “time out.” This is the simplest way, says Jonathan Berkowitz, to start taking control of a stressful situation. Abruptly stop the conversation or activity, explains Jonathan Berkowitz, that is causing you stress. Jonathan Berkowitz suggests going to another room or taking a short walk to cool off. If leaving the area is not an option, says Jonathan Berkowitz, close your eyes and count to 10. Start with this simple action to take yourself out of the current of the stress, instructs Jonathan Berkowitz.

Stress tends to agitate a person’s body, says Jonathan Berkowitz, which becomes immediately apparent in his or her breathing patterns. People tensed by stress, notes Jonathan Berkowitz, tend to take shallow breaths. These shallow breaths, adds Jonathan Berkowitz, do not allow the body to get enough oxygen. So if you are feeling stressed, says Jonathan Berkowitz, remember that you can regain control by taking healthy breaths. A good deep healthy breath, explains Jonathan Berkowitz, is moved in and out of the body by the diaphragm. Jonathan Berkowitz says that a stressed shallow breath, by comparison, is pushed in and out of the body by the chest.

Look at the way a relaxed baby breathes, says Jonathan Berkowitz, and notice how its belly is doing the moving. Next take a look at the breathing of a tense adult, continues Jonathan Berkowitz, and notice that the heaving chest is doing all the breathing work. Jonathan Berkowitz points out that many people find abdominal breathing rather soothing because it slows them down, in both body and mind. Abdominal breathing is also very efficient, concludes Jonathan Berkowitz, because it delivers a larger supply of oxygen to your brain.

About Jonathan Berkowitz

Jonathan Berkowitz received a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Queens College in Flushing, New York in 1994. Following studies at the Long Island University, Jonathan Berkowitz became a certified school social worker and school Psychologist in 1997. Jonathan Berkowitz earned a Masters of Clinical Social Work from New York University in 1999, and later was recognized as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). In 2000, Jonathan Berkowitz was issued a Post Masters certificate in Early Childhood and Adolescence Psychotherapy. Jonathan Berkowitz obtained Post Masters certification in Gestalt Therapy from the Gestalt Association of Psychotherapy in New York City in 2002.

It was while Jonathan Berkowitz was studying at Queens College that he served in the Brooklyn Public Schools as a special Education Instructor from 1993-1994. Jonathan Berkowitz also served as a school Psychologist and Social Worker in Brooklyn with the Board of Education. Additionally, Jonathan Berkowitz did an internship in social work at Maimonides Psychiatric Outpatient in Brooklyn.

During 1999 and 2000 Jonathan Berkowitz worked as an outpatient social worker, MSW, CSW at New Hope Guild in Brooklyn, New York. Jonathan Berkowitz served as Administrative Assistant, MSW, and LMSW at Fordham Tremont Center in Bronx, New York during 2003-2004. Additionally, Jonathan Berkowitz offered his services as Clinical Social Worker, MSW, and CSW to the Jewish Board of Family & Children Services in Brooklyn, New York from 2002 through 2006.

During 2004–2005, Jonathan Berkowitz worked at the Bikur Cholim Department of Clinical Services in Rockland, New York as Administrative Director, MSW, and LMSW. Jonathan Berkowitz currently maintains a private practice in Teaneck, New Jersey focusing on children, adolescents, couples, and families.

To contact Jonathan Berkowitz, call 646-338-5424 or email berkj1517@yahoo.com. For more information about his services visit www.familiesheal.com.

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Jonathan Berkowitz on Facebook
Facebook - September 11, 2012
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Jonathan-Berkowitz/149091355142955?sk=info

Alleged Sex Offender Jonathan Berkowitz on Facebook

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Jonathan Berkowitz on MerchantCircle.com

http://www.merchantcircle.com/business/Jonathan.Berkowitz.646-338-5424

179 Cedar Lane , Teaneck, NJ 07666 646-338-5424 jonathanberkowitzonline.com

Member since January 2011

Hours: Jonathan Berkowitz is open Monday - Friday 8 am till 5 pm. Jonathan Berkowitz is closed on Saturday and Sunday.

Payment: Discover, Mastercard, Visa

Neighborhood: Jonathan Berkowitz is located in Teaneck

About Jonathan Berkowitz

To contact Jonathan Berkowitz, call 646-338-5424 or email berkj1517@yahoo.com. For more information about his services visit www.familiesheal.com.

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