Speaking Engagements & Personal Counseling
If you are interested in bringing a simple and life changing message to your group or more deeply into your life, your home, or your business, be in touch with Rabbi Henry Harris by email HERE or by phone at 845-393-1529.
TESTIMONIALS
Working with Rabbi Harris has been immensely rewarding. My mood and wellbeing are more balanced and less susceptible to others and factors outside my control. It's provided a path to break free from the constant worrying and stress. I have new appreciation for my own thought process, resulting in a simpler and freer state of mind. I recommend this learning to anyone seeking to improve their businesses, career, and relationships.
Sagi Brody, Chief Technology Officer, Webair
Participants found the seminar to be a powerful reminder of the truth of human psychology and how working with this truth, and not against it, brings peace and happiness, as well as more fulfilling personal relationships. Rabbi Harris is particularly adept at presenting these truths through a Torah lens, bringing emunah into focus in a unique way. We recommend Rabbi Harris to any group or individual seeking to find the source of the truth of human experience.
Betty Cherniak, Director, Baltimore Innate Health Institute
Henry listened patiently 'with nothing on his mind,' and it helped me tremendously. I was able to reach an insight into an extremely important and deeply personal issue that has held me back for decades. His caring nature combined with his clarity and sincerity make him a very effective facilitator.
Yehuda Leib Merrill, Beit Shemesh
Words cannot fully express what [Rabbi Harris'] presence did for our party last night. First of all, my kids were NEVER that quiet for so long since they were BORN. You could literally hear a pin drop! He was humble and casual yet clearly a respectful and respectable person. They kept saying over and over how amazing and inspiring the speech was and not one kid said to me, "Hey, Ima, you said it was only gonna be 15 minutes!" The kedusha in the room when he spoke was palpable.
Passaic, NJ
It was a privilege and honor to hear your message at our Shabbaton - a roadmap for challenges we face! Your message of encouragement to our audience rang loud and clear! Your words inspired and were timely to all present. All participants felt your warmth, understanding and empathy. It is truly an art that you were able to give over your message so clearly and concisely!
May you continue to be mechazek Klal Yisrael.
Raizelle Serebrowski and Shaya Leifer
Directors, Rebbetzins Program, Oorah
Rabbi Harris genuinely cares about people and brings to his work a deep understanding of the connection between the spiritual and the psychological. He gently helps people see how the divine gift of thought brings our experiences to life and how understanding the role of thought clears our minds of unnecessary and unhelpful thinking. People who know Rabbi Harris know that he walks his talk. After being with him you leave feeling uplifted.
Dicken Bettinger, Ed.D., retired psychologist, founder 3 Principles Mentoring, author of Coming Home: Uncovering the Foundations
of Psychological Well-Being
Everyday challenges no longer appear as evidence of personal failure but as tasks designed to lift me up and bring me closer to the Divine. I have heard this idea many times before but only since I started listening to Rabbi Harris’ teaching did it become meaningful, tangible and everpresent in my life. I am ever so grateful.
Sonia Schatzman
Sagi Brody, Chief Technology Officer, Webair
Participants found the seminar to be a powerful reminder of the truth of human psychology and how working with this truth, and not against it, brings peace and happiness, as well as more fulfilling personal relationships. Rabbi Harris is particularly adept at presenting these truths through a Torah lens, bringing emunah into focus in a unique way. We recommend Rabbi Harris to any group or individual seeking to find the source of the truth of human experience.
Betty Cherniak, Director, Baltimore Innate Health Institute
Henry listened patiently 'with nothing on his mind,' and it helped me tremendously. I was able to reach an insight into an extremely important and deeply personal issue that has held me back for decades. His caring nature combined with his clarity and sincerity make him a very effective facilitator.
Yehuda Leib Merrill, Beit Shemesh
Words cannot fully express what [Rabbi Harris'] presence did for our party last night. First of all, my kids were NEVER that quiet for so long since they were BORN. You could literally hear a pin drop! He was humble and casual yet clearly a respectful and respectable person. They kept saying over and over how amazing and inspiring the speech was and not one kid said to me, "Hey, Ima, you said it was only gonna be 15 minutes!" The kedusha in the room when he spoke was palpable.
Passaic, NJ
It was a privilege and honor to hear your message at our Shabbaton - a roadmap for challenges we face! Your message of encouragement to our audience rang loud and clear! Your words inspired and were timely to all present. All participants felt your warmth, understanding and empathy. It is truly an art that you were able to give over your message so clearly and concisely!
May you continue to be mechazek Klal Yisrael.
Raizelle Serebrowski and Shaya Leifer
Directors, Rebbetzins Program, Oorah
Rabbi Harris genuinely cares about people and brings to his work a deep understanding of the connection between the spiritual and the psychological. He gently helps people see how the divine gift of thought brings our experiences to life and how understanding the role of thought clears our minds of unnecessary and unhelpful thinking. People who know Rabbi Harris know that he walks his talk. After being with him you leave feeling uplifted.
Dicken Bettinger, Ed.D., retired psychologist, founder 3 Principles Mentoring, author of Coming Home: Uncovering the Foundations
of Psychological Well-Being
Everyday challenges no longer appear as evidence of personal failure but as tasks designed to lift me up and bring me closer to the Divine. I have heard this idea many times before but only since I started listening to Rabbi Harris’ teaching did it become meaningful, tangible and everpresent in my life. I am ever so grateful.
Sonia Schatzman