About Us
SHOSHANA AVERBACH, LMSW, MA, MT-BC, LCAT, CDP, Accredited Healer, CCM, CECP
Shoshana earned her Master of Social Work degree from Yeshiva University's Wurzweiler School of Social Work and a Master of Arts degree in music therapy from New York University. She holds licenses as a social worker and creative arts therapist. Additionally, she earned her accreditation as a healer through the Jewish Association of Spiritual Healers. She is also a Certified Dementia Practitioner, a certified case manager, Remote Spirit Release Practitioner, and a Certified Emotion Code Practitioner. Her multicultural professional background includes over 30 years of primarily geriatric experience as a recreation leader, music therapist, social worker, and music-therapy consultant and performer in over 90 geriatric facilities. Shoshana has also worked as a college instructor and as a high-school teacher. She has studied a number of healing modalities. Shoshana's healing work and approach to healing were featured in the Jewish Week newspaper and Blogtalk Radio and other programs. (See In the News page.) Her presentations were well received at several professional conferences and continuing-education webinars and she authored articles in various publications. She produced two CDs of her original healing music and songs: The Time Is Coming (2011) and I Reclaim My Heart (2015). As an Orthodox, Jewish healer serving multicultural populations and faiths, to ensure integrity, she works closely with rabbis and mentors and also pursues her own healing.
Shoshana singing at an event
Contact Us--We'd love to hear from you today!
CALL 347-410-7581 (EST) 10 am-8 pm, Sun-Thurs and Fri 10 am-2 pm or write to us: healingnotes@gmail.
We are not old fashioned; we'd love to talk to you and prefer human contact!
Sessions are available in person for local clients, by phone, Skype or Zoom, and remotely as distance healing. Home and hospital visits may be available in some areas.
We are available by appointment and welcome your calls Sunday-Thursday and on Fridays until the early afternoon. Note: We refrain from using the phone on most religious holidays and the Sabbath, i.e., Friday nights and Saturdays.
Our site is run in accordance with Torah and halacha (Jewish religious law) according to Orthodox standards. When needed, we consult with rabbis to ensure integrity.
We invite you to call or fill out the client intake form below and let us know how we can help you!
Shoshana performing at a nursing home
Photo by S.
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