Synopsis
Sex, Lies, and Rabbis: Breaking a Sacred Trust by Carlotte Rolnick Schwab, Ph. D. Powerful combination of memoir and nonfiction about clergy, betrayal, sexual abuse and cover-up. Cases, including two murders; policies needed; definitions of abuse; clergy-personalities likely to become predators; prevention; healing program.
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About the Author
Charlotte Rolnick Schwab, Ph.D., a Manhattan psychotherapist for twenty-five years, lecturer, seminar and workshop leader, specializes in helping women and men to communicate and negotiate effectively and to create healthy relationships, and counseling women in recovery from rabbis' sexual abuse, including wives and former wives of rabbis. She developed several trademarked programs including 'The Schwab Model for Achieving Positive Self-Identity and Self-Defined Success'tm, 'VECAM'tm, a communications training program, and 'Gender Negotiations'tm. She is a former professor at Hunter College, City University of New York; Guest Faculty and Keynoter, Hebrew Union College; Lecturer, Seminar Leader: Jewish Theological Seminary, Union of American Congregations, Albert Einstein Medical College, American Psychological Association. Dr. Schwab now lives in Florida where she is a lecturer, mentor, and educator.
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