Jodi Taub, LCSW, is a psychotherapist, author, national speaker, and educator with nearly 30 years of clinical experience. Her Jewish mental health work focuses on antisemitism, Jewish identity, cultural competency, trauma, resilience, and relational repair. She is Program Director for Kesher Shalom Projects, a member of the Jewish Social Work Consortium, and is actively involved with the Association of Jewish Psychologists. Jodi is also a lead author contributing to the forthcoming Springer volume Jewish Trauma and Resilience, writing on the psychological impact of antisemitism, trauma, and resilience within Jewish communities. She has presented nationally on Jewish cultural competency, antisemitism, identity, countertransference, and culturally responsive clinical practice.
