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BEYOND BREADWINNING
PREPARING FRUM MEN FOR SUCCESS
IN THE ROLES OF HUSBAND AND FATHER

Join an intensive workshop that prepares frum young men to enter married life with the knowledge and skills to be the best husbands and fathers they can be.
Learn about married life, essential relationship skills, and mental health presented by a frum psychologist.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Two-day intensive workshop facilitated by a frum psychologist
One-of-a-kind workshop that will revolutionize the way young frum men prepare for marriage
Valuable information on marriage, relationships, and mental health that integrates psychology and Torah values
Gain the confidence to know who you are, what you bring to a marriage, what you want and need in a spouse, and that you have the skills to find your bashert.
Follow-up consultations with Dr. Brownstein
Resources and guidance for lifelong success as a husband and father
ABOUT
The Workshop
Marriage and family is central to the Jewish way of life and a healthy husband and father is a key to its success. Every young husband or father could agree that better preparation for those roles would have been helpful, no matter how strong of an upbringing he had.
Beyond Breadwinning is an innovative workshop that looks beyond the role of the man as a provider. It will prepare Orthodox men with the emotional intelligence, relational skills, and valuable resources to approach marriage with an eye toward being the best version of the husband and father they can be.
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Beyond Breadwinning is scientifically sourced and Hashkafically sound. Carefully developed by Rabbi Dr. Dovid Brownstein in consultation with leading Rabbis and Orthodox psychologists, the workshop integrates psychological research findings and Torah values to offer a unique and vitally important workshop to Orthodox young men.
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The Founder/Facilitator​
Rabbi Dovid Brownstein, Psy.D. is a licensed psychologist with experience providing assessment and therapy services to children, adolescents, and adults. He received his Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology with a focus on child clinical services and his doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Marywood University in Scranton, PA. He received his Bachelor's degree in Religious Studies from the Rabbinical College of America and rabbinic ordination from Rabbi Yitzchak Y. Yaroslavsky, Chief Rabbi of the Chabad Rabbinical Council in Israel.
​Prior to entering the field of psychology, Dr. Brownstein taught a range of Judaic and secular subjects at Bais Menachem - Youth Development Program in Wilkes-Barre, PA. Through his training and professional experiences as a psychologist, Dr. Brownstein has worked in settings across the continuum of care including an inpatient psychiatric hospital, intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization programs, adolescent and adult day treatment programs, and outpatient clinics. He is a generalist trained to evaluate and treat the spectrum of psychological disorders. He has received specialized training in the treatment of individuals with co-occurring substance abuse and mental health disorders. Dr. Brownstein held a Community Faculty position at Metropolitan State University in St. Paul, MN and a Clinical Adjunct Faculty position in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, UNLV, School of Medicine in Las Vegas, NV
Dr. Brownstein and his family live in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he maintains a private practice.​
FAQs

Who?

What?

Where?
Beyond Breadwinning is ideal for frum single men age 20 and up who are preparing for shidduchim/dating, actively dating, or engaged.

When?
Dates for scheduled workshops will be posted to this site. With enough planning, workshops can be offered at a time convenient to your group or organization.
The Beyond Breadwinning workshop can be presented to groups of 10-15 young men. The group format facilitates interaction and camaraderie for an optimal learning experience.

How Much?
The registration fee for this unique workshop is $599. Look out for promo codes as discounts are often available. Registration for workshops is limited to 15 participants.
Workshops can be arranged almost anywhere there is a group of interested young men including yeshivas, shuls, and community centers. At this time workshops are only being offered in person.

Why?
You can never be over-prepared for the journey of married life. Unfortunately, the pressures to begin dating and get married are very stressful for many young men. Every Orthodox man deserves to be as prepared as possible to be an excellent husband and father.