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 MEET
JUDITH
RUBINGER
Judith believes that every person deeply desires, needs and deserves
to fulfill his/her unique purpose and that it is the nature of the
spirit to move towards this recognition and attain true
happiness.
She believes that once a person discovers the vision of his/her
perfect life, and defines that vision with clarity, amazing things begin to happen.
She believes that every human being is entitled to complete the
mission of his soul – and that it is in aligning one’s physical
reality with the truth of his spirit that a sense of wholeness
is created.
Judith Rubinger believes that our “mistakes” or the times we have
“missed the mark” are actually stepping-stones to even greater
achievements. Trusting in the innate wisdom of the universe, we see
that creation and all of life is good, that the physical body is
good and worthy of our respect and care. Life is a gift and we
can all realize the opportunity each of us has to become truly
amazing.
ABOUT JUDITH
Judith Rubinger grew up in Long Island, New York. She graduated with
a BA in English from Brown University, earning a Masters Degree in
Theater Arts from UCLA and a second Masters in Counseling from Troy
State University. Judith received the prestigious Pearl Hickman
fellowship in Dramatic Arts from UC Berkeley where she studied as an
invited Fellow in Theater Directing. In 1990, she founded and
directed The Young Company, the first classical acting ensemble for
disadvantaged teenagers in central Florida, earning her the
appreciation of the mayor of Orlando, as well as several important
grants for her theater group. Judith is a published author, a former
stage actress and director, and a highly regarded life coach. She is
a certified instructor of Kundalini Yoga and
practices as a licensed mental health counselor in the State of
Florida. She is also the proud mother of Ariella, Becky and Adina
and continues her passion for wild birds, Tom Waits and tofu.
Judith is also a successful therapist. For more information on her
practice, CLICK HERE
JUDITH'S PUBLICATIONS
Rubinger, Judith (2003). Playing Games with People: Fifteen Steps
towards Ensemble and The Young Company: A Shakespearean Story of
Transformation. In Stuart Omans and Maurice O'Sullivan, eds. (2003).
Shakespeare Plays the Classroom. Orlando, FL: Pineapple Press.
VIEW EXCERPT
Rubinger, Judith. (2003). Proper Breathing: The Key to Longevity and
Eternal Youth. [National Newsletter of NAAP – National Association
of Administrative Professionals –July, 2003]
Rubinger, Judith. (2004). Rain Dancing In My Kosher Kitchen. A one
woman performance piece about the absurd often comical attempts of a
former hippy flower child to make sense of her tribal family and the
changing world in which she finds herself.
Rubinger, Judith. (2005). Gussy’s Place. A young adult fiction novel
dealing with the death of a beloved dog and questions of love, loss,
friendship and the interconnectedness of various species of life.
Currently being prepared for publication.
ARTICLES
Creativity
Enhancement Retreat
REFERENCES
 July 18,2003, To Whom It May Concern, For the last two years, Judith
Rubinger has worked part-time for Licensure Exams, Inc. under my
supervision in helping prepare, edit and organize material related
to the Mental Health licensure exam, Case Management and other
mental health related areas. These materials are available to
students via our web site www.counselingexam.com. In all of my
dealings with Judith, I have found her to be trustworthy,
responsible, reliable and resourceful. She is an exceptionally
intelligent woman, works well with others, takes direction and is a
person of multiple talents and abilities. As her supervisor, I feel
comfortable in recommending Judith as a woman of integrity and
exceptional capabilities.
Sincerely,
Dr. Linton Hutchinson
724 Bonita Drive
Winter Park, Florida 32789
"When I first met Judith Rubinger, I knew immediately that she would
be an inspiration in the lives of so many. Our work together at the
University Behavioral Center for Children in Orlando, Florida was
just one more step in her work to make a difference in the lives of
others. She is a life coach, teacher and mental health counselor who
has made it her personal challenge to reach others in any way
possible in order to help each person find the happiness she or he so
deserves in life."
Dawn Marie de Paul, PhD
LIcensed Mental Health Counselor
(Orlando, FL)
"Judith Rubinger is extraordinarily gifted as an actress, writer and
creative thinker. I've observed her closely in all of these roles,
most recently as an essayist/contributor to my new book Shakespeare
Plays the Classroom. As the director of The Young Company, Judith's
enormous talent, energy and dedication in turning scores of troubled
teens around was nothing short of miraculous. Why? Talent as a
teacher. . . . a sincere and authentic interest in their well
being, an ability to listen carefully and to respond honestly, and a
willingness to make no assumptions about what any one individual
could or could not achieve. . . "
Stuart E. Omans, Ph D
Professor Emeritus, University of Central Florida, Founder, Orlando-UCF
Shakespeare Festival
(Orlando, FL)
"Judith Rubinger is one of the most intuitive and inventive women I
have encountered in my 25 year career as a psychologist. She is an
avid mentor and exceptional role model to those who strive to
identify and bring to fruition their life missions. . ..and I have
known her to inspire scores of women and young people who have come
to fulfill dreams with Judith's love, support and encouragement."
Lynn Birnbaum Meyer, PhD
Clinical Psychologist
(NY, NY)
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