Davidovics
Therapy Group
Meet the team.
See our associates below!

Shira Aminov, LCSW
310-630-9869 | shiraaminov2@gmail.com
Shira Aminov is a licensed therapist who is passionate about the journey we can take from surviving to thriving. She is certified as a clinical trauma professional, aiming to provide a safe space for the whole person (mind and body) to engage in the therapeutic process.

Miriam Spierer, LMSW
Licensed Psychoanalyst
347-528-1381 | miriamanalysis@gmail.com
As a licensed analyst, trauma-informed therapist, Miriam is well trained in multiple modalities. (including being highly trained in the area of sex and intimacy issues) She is active and down-to-earth in her therapeutic work, providing a safe space, creating meaningful connections, and fostering life-changing growth. Miriam works with adults of all ages, and specializes in individual as well as couples work. She is a fluent Yiddish speaker. As an attachment-based interventionist, she creates an environment that looks at the 'whole' person/couple where trauma is uncovered and clients learn to face fears and ultimately are able to live their best lives. Much of Miriam's work focuses on depression, anxiety-specific concerns, personality and mood disorders, as well as relationship issues and areas of sex/intimacy. Miriam works very often within the frum community in this sensitive and important area of practice. Her couple's work looks at past patterns and scripts from childhood and in the present time to help understand the' stuck places' to help create a secure and trusting marriage/relationship. Together, Miriam is able to maximize the best parts of who you are and can be. She obtained her training at Yeshiva University's Wurzweiler program with a focus on trauma and her post-Doctorate training is from the Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy.

Yaakov Hillel Goodman, LMFT
718-734-8804 | yhgtherapy@gmail.com | @diving_into_the_pool_therapy
Yaakov Hillel is a psychotherapist with a Master's Degree in Family Therapy, a wide range of experience in working with clients of all ages, and a specific niche working with teens and young adults. He has a tailored focus in helping his clients who have difficulty in managing, feeling, and coping with intense emotions. This is a supportive, compassionate, and connective therapy where we believe that "the true way out, is in."

Harriet Cabelly, LCSW
516-214-4778 | harriet@rebuildlifenow.com | www.rebuildlifenow.com
Harriet Cabelly is a clinical social worker and positive psychology coach. Regaining one’s footing after a critical life situation is a journey Harriet takes with her clients as they cope and grow through their grief and loss, guiding them towards rebuilding their lives with renewed purpose and joy.

Rabbi Pinney Herman, MEd
Somatic Practitioner
919-637-6835 | rabbipinneyherman@gmail.com
Pinchas (Pinney) Herman is a warm and eclectic therapist who feels that people have the answers inside them and just need help with a qualified therapist to be their best selves. Pinney is trained in many different modalities and interventions that allow him to do individual, couples, and family.

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Tziporah Lieff, LMSW
732-801-3954 | liefft6@gmail.com
Tziporah Lieff is a licensed therapist (LMSW) who feels privileged to be invited into her client’s inner world. She has a client-centered approach and believes that the client is the expert in her own process. She works from an attachment theory and relational lens to help people who are struggling with trauma, life transitions, relationship issues, depression and complex family dynamics.

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Bracha Strassman, LMSW
414-520-4422 | brachastrassmantherapy@gmail.com
Bracha is a compassionate and experienced therapist with a diverse background in supporting individuals across the lifespan. Bracha works with many populations including: children, teenagers, adults, and geriatrics.
She counsels a variety of presentations including, but not limited to: anxiety, depression, maternal adjustment, and general emotional well-being.
Bracha’s expertise extends to generalized grief, bereavement and loss, offering sensitive and empathetic support to individuals experiencing profound emotional pain due to many transitions in life: i.e. end of life issues/death, divorce, family and life changes, illness, to name a few.
Grounded in a person-centered, strengths-based approach, Bracha is dedicated to fostering resilience, promoting emotional healing, and empowering individuals and families to overcome adversity with confidence and compassion.

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Alissa Trepman, LMSW
206-214-5705 | alissaztrepman@gmail.com
Alissa is a compassionate and experienced therapist who works with both individuals and couples. She supports adults navigating a range of emotional and relational concerns, including anxiety, depression, and stress related to life transitions.
Her expertise includes couples therapy (EFT/attachment- guiding partners through conflict, connection, and communication struggles), somatic work, strength based, and other modalities. Alissa guides and supports her clients in strengthening self-worth, managing relational stress, and creating healthier patterns in their lives.
She creates a safe and supportive environment where clients feel understood, empowered, and able to move forward with clarity and confidence.