Enhance your interpersonal relationships
Bring harmony into your home
Deepen your connection to God
Be calmer, healthier, and happier
Gratitude with Grace is a groundbreaking work about the power of gratefulness. With the help of real-life stories, the latest research in the science of happiness, and effective guided imagery exercises, it makes a supreme case for developing an attitude of gratitude. Applying these ideas will transform your life and positively affect all those around you.
“By beautifully and seamlessly weaving together stories and research, Sarah Berkovits has written an accessible and meaningful book. I’m grateful that Gratitude with Grace exists!”
–Tal Ben-Shahar, Harvard University professor of positive psychology, author of Happier
“This book takes you beyond cliches and into deep, rich, profound transformative thinking. You will not be the same after reading it, nor will you want to read it only once.”
–Rebbetzin Tziporah Gottlieb, renowned educator, author, and public speaker
“This is a topic of such importance, and the author does such a superlative job of addressing it.” –Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz, Rav, Kehillat Ohr Somayach
“I found myself immediately captivated by this book’s engaging style, clarity, and comprehensive approach to gratitude — perhaps the most central value in Judaism.”
–David Pelcovitz, PhD, Azrieli Graduate School, Yeshiva University
Sarah Berkovits, acclaimed, innovative, and creative educator and public speaker, has taught at some of the most prestigious schools in England, Israel, and America, including Hasmonean Prep, Evelina de Rothschild, Ramaz Upper School, and the Yeshiva of Flatbush. She was also a psychology professor at Touro College.
For twenty-eight years, Sarah served as a nationally certified clinical counselor for the NYC Department of Education, ultimately becoming a consultant and staff development trainer. She is the author of Guided Imagery with Children: Successful Techniques to Improve School Performance and Self-Esteem (Whole Person Associates). Currently, she divides her time between writing, consulting, and public speaking. She also has a private psychotherapy practice.
Ms. Berkovits would be happy to hear from her readers. She can be reached at ssb316@msn.com.
