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Boro Park Headquarters

Regional Managers
Simon Gluck

Chava Mindy Greenfeld
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Williamsburg Office

Regional Managers
Chayala Wertheimer
Shmiel Chaim Tessler
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Crown Heights Office

Regional Manager
Sari Gottlieb
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Five Towns Office

Regional Managers
Chava Laufer
Gitti Lipshitz
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Flatbush Office

Regional Manager
Mark Brandsdorfer
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Two children smiling and hugging with the text 'Siblings are Special Too' and author Dr. Sora Yaroslawitz.

You're doing all you can — and yet  you always feel like you're failing someone.

Watching your other children navigate their sibling’s challenges can leave you feeling sad or helpless. This guide by Dr. Sora Yaroslowitz — a parenting expert, and herself the mother of a child with special needs — gives you tested tools to ease resentment and strengthen siblings' connection.

You’ll discover:
• How to respond when a child asks, “Can’t we just be normal?” (and the exact words to help ease their frustration)
The common mistake parents make when trying to “make it up” to siblings (and what actually works instead)
Ways to help siblings move from frustration to empathy (illustrated by a powerful real sibling story)

Two children smiling and hugging with the text 'Siblings are Special Too' and author Dr. Sora Yaroslawitz.
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