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Individual Wellness Sessions
We're into helping others live purposefully and passionately, utilizing general and targeted coping and interpersonal strategies with the intent of providing the opportunity for genuine transformation and maintenance. Consultants utilize their lived experience of delivering personal development curriculum and modalities to individuals who are incarcerated, individuals navigating reentry, struggling adolescents, students, professionals, executives, frum youth and adults, and community members struggling with addiction.
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Featured Speakers
Our featured speakers utilize lived experience to connect with listeners’ own lived experience in a motivational and inspiring way that can contribute to the wellness of individuals, communities and organizations. Also, Dr. Yehudah Pryce speaks on matters of t'shuvah, second chances, and the diversity of experiences in Yiddishkeit that seeks to build bridges, inspire personal growth, combat antisemitism, build up Jewish idenity and strengthen the unity of Klal Yisroel.
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Custom Services
Do you or your organization have unique needs that you would like to collaborate with Reish Lakish consultants on? Contact us for customized services to meet your specialized needs.
About Dr. Yehudah Pryce, DSW, MSW
After serving 16 years of a 24-year prison sentence that began when he was a teenager, Dr. Yehudah Pryce, DSW, LCSW graduated Summa Cum Laude from Adams State University, earned his Master of Social Work from the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work, where he chaired Unchained Scholars, and was named DSW Student of the Year at Simmons University, where he earned his Doctorate of Social Work. While incarcerated, he helped develop personal development curriculum and facilitated groups of up to 60 diverse incarcerated community members. Dr. Pryce previously served chronically homeless community members contending with mental health challenges in South Los Angeles and Skid Row, worked as a clinical social worker in a collaborative court program for justice-involved transitional age youth with the Orangewood Foundation, and led national mental health and well-being programming at Defy Ventures. Today, he practices with Highland Behavioral Health, serves as a psychotherapist with the Chabad Treatment Center's intensive outpatient program, and supports incarcerated community members preparing for parole through UnCommon Law.
Dr. Pryce (Yehudah ben Avraham) underwent an Orthodox gerus through the Rabbinical Council of California and lives with his wife and five children in Pico-Robertson, Los Angeles, California.