Rev. Mitchell J. Rabin
Rev. Mitchell J. Rabin, M.A., L.AC.
Interfaith Training Faculty
Rev. Mitchell J. Rabin, M.A., L.AC. graduate of Bard College, Antioch-New England Graduate School, Tri-State Institute of Traditional Chinese Acupuncture and the NLP Institute.
Rev. Mitchell is a holistic psychotherapist, stress management consultant, and acupuncturist in private practice and is also the host of the popular podcast A Better World. He champions the understanding of Eco-Psychology, that care for Gaia, Mother Earth, is a core aspect of our own personal health, balance, and well-being.
Mitchell is the founder and President of the non-profit organization A Better World. Through his org., he works on large-scale health and environmental projects to restore personal and ecological health and balance.
Mitchell has been a student and teacher of T’ai-Chi Chuan, Qi-Gong, and Taoist practices. He was a student and practitioner in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, as well as being involved in a rich array of spiritual and wisdom traditions.
Rev. Mitchell taught classes at the All Faiths Seminar while Rabbi Joseph Gelberman was active as its head, and also had the distinct honor of holding the last interview conducted of the Rabbi before he passed.
Rev. Mitchell is a holistic psychotherapist, stress management consultant, and acupuncturist in private practice and is also the host of the popular podcast A Better World. He champions the understanding of Eco-Psychology, that care for Gaia, Mother Earth, is a core aspect of our own personal health, balance, and well-being.
Mitchell is the founder and President of the non-profit organization A Better World. Through his org., he works on large-scale health and environmental projects to restore personal and ecological health and balance.
Mitchell has been a student and teacher of T’ai-Chi Chuan, Qi-Gong, and Taoist practices. He was a student and practitioner in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, as well as being involved in a rich array of spiritual and wisdom traditions.
Rev. Mitchell taught classes at the All Faiths Seminar while Rabbi Joseph Gelberman was active as its head, and also had the distinct honor of holding the last interview conducted of the Rabbi before he passed.