Let me help you fix your relationship

When the person who is emotionally abusive towards you is someone you love or is part of your family, walking away may not be possible.

This is why the Sunryze approach was developped: to give you the tools you need to feel empowered and to repair emotionally abusive relationships.

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Discover seven life changing steps to build character, rise above chaos and live with serenity.

  • “Rabbi Feld’s clarity of thought, and synthesis of Torah and psychology strengthen me with the understanding that my daily struggles have deeper meaning and significance. As a therapist myself I am impressed with what he has put together and its potential to heal. I gained immensley from his empathic listening, life experience and geunine concern. Anyone who takes this course seriously will be very happy that they did so”

    - MM, LCSW, Bayswater, NY

  • “The Sunryze series opened my eyes to the Torah’s guidance on navigating life’s challenges. Rabbi Feld simplified what the seven midos mean on a practical level, and explained how to tap into them when faced with difficult emotions and complex relationships. I would highly recommend this course”.

    - Bracha, Maryland

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Sunryze: “A Torah approach to repairing unhealthy relationships”. 

7 Secrets to fixing your relationship

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✓ How to empower you to repair emotionally abusive relationships

✓ How to be resilient in the face of manipulative tactics

✓ How to learn to disarm hurtful behaviors

✓ How to rise above the chaos with self-confidence and serenity 

✓ How to heal your relationship by the power of who you are

✓ How to access your reservoir of inner strength

✓ How to reclaim control of your mind

✓ How to learn powerful skills to neutralize manipulative behaviors

✓ How to negotiate your needs and create a healthier relationship bond

✓ How to avoid being pulled into reactivity and conflict