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Tikkun Path · A discernment and placement bridge

You don't have to know what kind of help you need.

The goal is not simply to find more help. It is to find the right help. Tikkun Path listens to what is actually happening, helps you understand your options, and connects you with trusted people, programs, practices, and resources that may fit.

Guidance and matching are free. Independent practitioners and programs may charge separately for the services they provide.

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More than a directory. A person who answers.

  • A vetted network

    Therapists, coaches, facilitators, integration practitioners, and other trusted professionals — checked for clinical competence and reviewed with rabbinic guidance.

  • A person who answers

    A guide who talks to you, understands the situation, and helps you see your options — then points you to what fits, even when that is not a Tikkun program.

  • Preparation

    Arriving ready. This is what separates transformation from experience.

  • Integration that continues

    Ongoing groups, integration specialists, and community — open to anyone, whether or not they ever set foot on the property.

The goal isn't to push you toward Tikkun. It's to help you find the right next step.

The network

Find someone to work with.

Explore a growing network of therapists, coaches, facilitators, integration practitioners, and other trusted professionals aligned with Tikkun's commitment to thoughtful, grounded care.

Tell us what you are looking for and we will connect you with the right person.

Not sure who you need?

Start with Tikkun Path. We'll help you think through what's going on and what kind of support may make sense.

Practitioners and programs in the network are independent and may charge separately for the services they provide.

The journey

Before the experience.
After the experience.
And everything in between.

  1. Guidance

    Start with an honest conversation.

    You do not need to know exactly what kind of support you need before you reach out.

  2. Discernment

    Understand what is actually happening.

    We look at where you are, what you have already tried, what you want to change, and what kind of support may make sense.

  3. Referral

    Find the right next step.

    That may be a trusted practitioner, therapist, treatment program, coach, integration specialist, retreat, or deeper immersive experience.

    The goal is not simply to find more help.

    It is to find the right help.

  4. Preparation

    Arrive ready.

    When someone is preparing for deeper work, we help create the context, intention, and support needed to make the experience meaningful.

  5. Integration

    Turn insight into the way you live.

    The question is not only what happened or what you understood.

    The question is how what you learned begins changing the way you live.

  6. Continued Support

    Stay connected without becoming dependent.

    Community, guidance, referrals, and integration remain available as someone moves forward.

    The goal is greater independence, not dependence on Tikkun.

The right path is the one that fits the person.

Sometimes that means support within Tikkun.

Sometimes it means connecting you with a trusted therapist, practitioner, treatment program, coach, integration specialist, or other resource.

Our role is to help you find the next step that actually makes sense.

Healing modalities

Evidence-informed approaches, matched to each person.

Somatic & Body

Somatic therapy, breathwork, holotropic breathing, EMDR — working through the body's nervous system to access and release stored trauma.

Depth & Experiential

IFS, breathwork workshops, psychodrama workshops and retreats, Gestalt, and Jungian depth psychology — reaching the deeper layers of psyche, memory, and relational patterns through embodied and experiential processes.

Expressive & Creative

Art, music, movement, and narrative — using creative expression to process what cannot yet be spoken directly.

Guided Medicine Work

For those for whom it is clinically appropriate and legally available — plant medicine or ceremonial work held through a separate religious organization — always within a structured clinical container.

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Guidance and matching are free.

Tikkun Path helps you understand your options and find the right next step at no cost. Independent practitioners and programs may charge separately for the services they provide.

No one should be excluded from healing for financial reasons. Where cost stands in the way, the foundation can allocate funds to help cover an approved healing plan.