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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2026 · 27 MIN

S1E14 - Episode 14 - Mordy Gottlieb - When Talk Fails - Effective Group Psychodrama and Somatic Work

from The Jewish Trauma Network

Episode Notes Mordy Gottlieb, MSW, LCSW is a speaker, coach, and licensed clinical social worker who helps people and teams break through what’s actually keeping them stuck. He’s the creator of The Mordy Effect, a high-impact approach built on one core belief: when people feel safe enough to be themselves, performance, connection, and success naturally rise. Blending psychology, psychodrama, clown theory, and years of clinical experience, Mordy flips traditional self-improvement on its head. Instead of teaching people how to be more polished, he gives them permission to be more real. His work centers on psychological safety, playfulness, and helping high performers stop managing their image and start producing real results. Through keynotes, workshops, and coaching, Mordy helps individuals and organizations unlock breakthroughs by doing something radical: letting go of perfection and learning how to play again. He can be reached at [email protected] or 347-461-6426

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