Call Channie Akerman at (718) 756-0781 for an Appointment
Lectured to female audiences on topics relating to women’s health, Jewish family laws and ethics.
Trains and educates health care professionals to become a Bodeket.
Specially trained and certified by medical and Rabbinical authorities to perform gynecological examinations conforming to Orthodox Jewish law. Performs examinations to identify non-uterine sources of bleeding. Collaborated extensively with medical professionals and Rabbinical authorities.
Counsels brides, newlywed, pregnant, post-partum and pre and post-menopausal women on issues of reproductive health, gynecology, obstetrics and intimacy.
Provides phone consultations for women’s health, intimacy and Jewish law issues. Refers callers to Rabbis and medical and mental health professionals as necessary.
Certified Bodeket
Certified in the therapeutic treatment of Vaginismus. Partners with medical professionals to treat women suffering from Vaginismus using the latest therapeutic techniques and methods.
Spotting or staining does not “automatically” render a woman niddah; it depends on where the blood is coming from. While this distinction may be irrelevant to medical doctors, who are focused on pathology and disease, a Bodeket can determine the source of bleeding and provide a report for your Rav, so a proper and informed halachic decision can be made.
Now you can be examined confidentially and discreetly by Channie Akerman, who was trained by the original Bodeket in Israel. Endorsed by prominent Rabbonim and numerous authors of sefarim on Taharat Hamishpacha, the exam can sometimes prevent unnecessary separation time and trips to the mikvah.
Special attention and guidance is also given to newlyweds, who are often unsure at this special time in their lives. Practical, hands-on instruction provided in how to make bedikot and similar issues.