Sony Perlman
Sony Perlman
The Veteran Therapist Changing Lakewood | With R’ Binyamin “Beenu” Greenspoon LCSW
The Veteran Therapist Changing Lakewood | With R’ Binyamin “Beenu” Greenspoon LCSW
The Veteran Therapist Changing Lakewood | With R’ Binyamin “Beenu” Greenspoon LCSW
Saturday 4th October 2025
Join Sony Perlman as he chats with R’ Binyamin Greenspoon about the power of connection in addiction recovery and community healing.
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Get the buttons here!How Connection Heals: A Conversation with R’ Binyamin Greenspoon
Episode Overview
- Connection is key to healing and overcoming addiction.
- Community plays a vital role in supporting recovery.
- Isolation has increased among youth, exacerbated by social media.
- Parents need guidance to connect with their struggling children.
- Finding purpose and meaning is crucial for mental well-being.
Connection is the answer to everything.
How do people find strength in their journey to sobriety? In this engaging episode of BrainStorm with Sony Perlman, listeners are treated to an enlightening conversation with R’ Binyamin “Beenu” Greenspoon, a veteran therapist and Clinical Director of Nesivos. With over two decades of experience in mental health and addiction recovery, Beenu shares his insights on the power of connection and the role of community in healing.
The discussion is a heartfelt exploration of the importance of relationships and the impact they have on mental health. Sony and Beenu dive into topics such as the challenges of understanding generational differences and the evolving landscape of mental health issues among youth. They tackle the growing trend of isolation among young people, which has been exacerbated by social media and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Beenu passionately argues for the necessity of real human connection, emphasising that it is not just about being part of a group but finding a meaningful place within it. Throughout their conversation, they share personal anecdotes and experiences, from memorable canoe trips to the intricacies of family dynamics. Beenu's work at Nesivos, where they offer comprehensive mental health services and support, serves as a testament to the positive change that can occur when individuals feel seen, heard, and valued.
This episode is a candid discussion on the complexities of modern life, exploring why people today might struggle more with finding meaning and purpose compared to previous generations. If you've ever wondered how to foster genuine connections or what drives individuals to seek a life without alcohol, this episode provides a refreshing perspective. It leaves you pondering how we can all strive to create communities that nurture healing and connection.