In the latest episode of Jewish Divorce Talk, host Eliana Baer and guest Morton Fridman, M.D. delve into the issue of narcissism and parental alienation within the observant Jewish community. Notably, both Baer and Fridman have witnessed an escalating trend of such behavior.
Morton Fridman is a distinguished board-certified psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. Apart from maintaining a rich clinical practice, Dr. Fridman’s expertise shines in family law cases where he frequently emerges as a forensic expert.
During this episode, the conversational focus surrounds cultural and societal stimuli that may have contributed to the burgeoning cases of narcissistic behavior and ensuing parental alienation. Topics encompass the reasons and consequences involving this challenging predicament within the community. To listen to this in-depth discussion, visit JD Supra where the full audio episode is made available.
The dialogue doesn’t stop there. Baer invites listeners to a continuous exchange of ideas, sharing gritty real-life experiences, and providing professional guidance to their circumstances. The series is a channel, where familiar and uncharted themes, alike, in family law are broached easing the understanding of relevant issues.
Eliana Baer’s commitment to the series is an extension of her dedication to family law, offering her expertise to traverse complex emotional landscapes prevalent in divorce proceedings. Through Jewish Divorce Talk, the community finds a resourceful avenue that serves its needs in a nuanced, culturally-sensitive way.