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Our trauma-informed mentoring and coaching foster meaningful relationships to support children, teens, and families.
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Levaveinu exists to support misunderstood youth through relational, culturally humble, and neurodiversity-affirming care. We walk alongside families with compassion and clarity, helping children build trust, resilience, and emotional safety.
We believe every child should be seen as a whole person, with strengths, struggles, and the capacity to thrive.
Take a visual journey through our programs, events, and everyday moments that bring our mission to life
Children succeed most when the adults in their lives work together. That’s why Levaveinu uses a wraparound model that brings together:
Certified Mentors who build safe, trusting relationships with children
Parent Coaches who empower caregivers with tools and insight
Clinical Oversight to ensure ethical, individualized care
School Collaboration, when appropriate, to align support across settings
Our team meets regularly to review progress, revise goals, and ensure that every child’s voice is heard. We don’t just serve children—we advocate for them.
Fill out our Intake Form or call us to schedule a 15–20 minute screening call.
We’ll help determine whether Levaveinu is the right fit. If not, we’ll offer referrals—and follow up in a few weeks to stay connected.
Our Clinical Director reviews your intake and assigns a Certified Guidance Counselor and Parent Coach.
You’ll receive a call introducing your team. Before your child’s first session, you’ll watch a short video explaining our process.
It’s Bein Hazmanim – a time when our precious bachurim come home, and we get to witness their growth up close. The ups and downs of each one reflect the journey of the Yemei HaBachrus — the holy, raw path of young Yidden immersed in Torah and life.
Some boys help more, some sleep more, some learn more.
It’s Bein Hazmanim. It’s okay.
But then… there’s Chesky.
Chesky always felt different. Misunderstood. Pushed out of the system. When the mashgiach told him to leave yeshiva, it was like the last thread snapped. He never returned.
His parents — loving, caring, and themselves carrying their own quiet burdens — tried everything: mentors, therapists, encouragement, and unconditional love. But nothing seemed to break through. He drifted further.
No yeshiva wanted to accept him. He didn’t look like the part anymore.
No one saw the spark still alive inside.
Fast Forward ➡️ Sunday Night, April 6, 2025
10:45 PM – “Where’s Chesky?”**
Bun. Lakewood.
A buzzing hangout where boys and girls chill, meet, and just “get out.”
Chesky, now 16, in jeans and no yarmulke, is sitting with new “friends” from Snapchat — older, louder, rowdier.
They’re getting wild.
They tease him, take advantage, maybe even cross a line.
He feels exposed. Used. Small.
But deep beneath the surface —
He’s not just broken. He’s searching.
Longing. For safety. For love. For something.
📱 Ping.
A simple message: “Good night, Chesky.”
It’s his Levaveinu mentor and Founder of the Organization — R’ Pintzi — trained to listen for the quiet signals others miss.
Chesky calls.
“I need to talk.”
Within minutes, R’ Pintzi is sitting beside him at Bun. Not judging. Not lecturing. Just present. Calm. Real.
His presence shifts the energy. The boys watch. Some impressed. Some jealous.
Chesky smiles for the first time all night.
When the mentor feels Chesky is safe, he lets the worried parents know: “I’ve got him.”
Without hesitation, R’ Pintzi offers on driving Chesky home…
“I guess I should help get ready for the Seder,” Chesky says, half laughing.
“We sure do,” Pintzi replies with a smile.
Another night. Another saved spark.
Another Levaveinu mission, completed.
But tomorrow’s already calling —
Time to find Chesky a yeshiva that will finally say:
“We see you. Come home.”
Providing relational, trauma-informed care and support to misunderstood youth and their families, fostering emotional safety, resilience, and trust.