At the 2014 LeadingAge anual conference for directors of Nursing services and directors of Social work, Irit Felsen had the pleasure of listening to the keynote presentation about wellness by the vivacious and engaging Jean Steel, author of “I’d Like to Run Wild”. She recommends looking at the slides from Jean’s presentation “Be The Voice For Yourself” available also on… READ MORE>>
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Irit Felsen recommends checking out Jean Steele’s presentation at LeadingAge
Slides from presentation of Irit Felsen and LeadingAge, Nov. 21/2014
On November 21, Irit Felsen gave a talk at the 2014 LeadingAge of NY Annual Conference of Directors of Nursing Services and Directors of Social Work. The talk was entitled “War-Related Traumatic Reactions in Veterans and Their Impact on Families” . Slides from the talk have been posed on the conference webpage at http://www.leadingageny.org/leading-u/handouts/2014-dnsdsw-annual-conference-exposition-handouts/ The talk was aimed for mental… READ MORE>>
Irit Felsen presenting at Project Witness in Brooklyn, Dec. 3, 2014
On Wednesday evening, December 3, Project Witness will present yet another in its series of interactive discussion groups geared for children and grandchildren of Holocaust survivors. Once again, Dr. Irit Felsen will be presenting and conducting the program. This event will be held at the Boro Park Y, 4912 14th Avenue at 7:30-9:00 p.m. Admission is $18 and registration is… READ MORE>>
Article by Irit Felsen appears on Op-Ed page of The Times of Israel
An article written by Irit Felsen and entitled “Does Opera Make Hate Less Hateful?” has been published on the Op-Ed page of The Times of Israel. The article discusses the controversial decision by the Metropolitan Opera to stage the opera entitled “The Death of Klinghoffer”, which depicts the 1985 hijacking of the Italian cruise ship Achille Lauro and the murder… READ MORE>>
Photos of Irit Felsen teaching at Yeshiva University
Recently the Yeshiva University photographer stopped by the “Couples and Family Therapy” class being taught by Irit Felsen at the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology.
“Wiesenthal”, a play about an extraordinary life
“Wiesenthal” at Theatre Row- the Acorn Theatre, between Nov 28 and Feb 22, 2015 is the riveting story of Simon Wiesenthal, a Holocaust survivor who lost 89 family members, tracked over 1,100 Nazi war criminals and brought them to justice, and spent his life fighting anti-semitism and prejudice against all people. This is the story of an extraordinary life dedicated… READ MORE>>