Jeffrey B Rubin, Ph.D

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Jeffrey B. Rubin, Ph.D. is a highly respected psychotherapist, author, and teacher based in New York City and Bedford Hills, New York. With a deep understanding of both Western psychotherapy and Eastern meditative traditions, Dr. Rubin has developed Meditative Psychotherapy, a groundbreaking approach to helping individuals flourish. He has authored six books, taught at prestigious institutions, and delivered workshops and talks across the United States.

Dr. Rubin's integrative approach to psychotherapy and Buddhism has garnered attention and praise, including a feature in The New York Times Magazine. Through his therapy practice, workshops, and retreats, he empowers individuals to embrace their passions and interests, guiding them towards a more fulfilling and authentic life.

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