Rabbi Kelemen said previously that no one is intrinsically an addict or intrinsically has an anger problem etc. everyone can change. I was brought up with this concept but I find myself hitting a brick wall when it comes to labels. When someone has been diagnosed with high functioning autism, OCD, or ADHD. Many medical people and others, that I  have encountered, see these people as stuck in their diagnosis. Yes,  they can move somewhat up and down the scale but they are who they are. I  see these labels as signposts. If I have been diagnosed with Autism I  have extra avodah in the area of empathy, just as the next person has extra avodah in the area of anger or jealousy. If I am diagnosed with  OCD I need to work on my Bitachon to a greater degree then the next person and so on. My question is: is my thinking flawed?  Most people and professionals I meet seem to see the world differently. visit https://www.lawrencekelemen.com/ for more

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Rabbi Kelemen goes through the ins and outs of teshuva in a very practical way. Elul is a powerful time for change and personal growth, and we want to help contribute to yours.

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Rabbi Kelemen explains how to juggle Torah learning and the needs of others.

A) I know and believe that the idea of "conversion therapy" is wrong  and, in fact, seems to have very painful results... However, if one's  genetic makeup is only weekly connected to that attraction, from a  scientific perspective, why is it so harmful. Is it just because the  societal pull and acceptance is already so great, that from their very  real perspective, they are identifying is LGBTQ, and you can't change  that? 

B) I know we lump LGBTQ together as one. But are there differences? I  would think that LG is a very different genetic reality than Q.

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Rabbi Kelemen answers an Inner Circle member's question on whether or not to take the COVID-19 vaccine.

Rabbi Kelemen explains why children always want more and what you can do about it.

Those who have been most touched by a crisis often have a unique opportunity to contribute to its resolution.  COVID-19 survivors can save lives in ways no one else can.  Here Rabbi Kelemen explains how.

Rabbi Kelemen shares his perspective on the Coronavirus in a recent call with his Inner Circle members. If you'd like to join him live each month visit LawrenceKelemen.com

Rabbi Kelemen answers a mother who is not sure if she should stay home with her children anymore. If you like this, visit www.lawrencekelemen.com for more