Brandeis Magazine

Artist Danielle Frankenthal is represented by the Mizuma & Kips and the Waterhouse & Dodd galleries, both in New York City. Timothy Laughrin is studying Sunpoint, a system of energy balancing. He writes, “Although not actually Jewish, I’ve been ‘trending Jewish’ for a while. I am now a member of the Beth Shalom Synagogue in Fairfield, Iowa.” During the pandemic, which necessitated a sabbatical from her child psychology clinic, Shoshana (Susan) Levin Fox wrote “An Autism Casebook for Parents and Practitioners: The Child Behind the Symptoms,” published in January by Routledge. Greg Prestopino produced and mixed a third CD, “L.A. Ex,” for Craig Safan ’70. The album features electronica and live musicians. Gail (Feinberg) Schwartz reports she is enjoying life in Florida. Clinical psychologist Judith Tellerman was named a U.S. Top Doctor by HealthTap, a provider of virtual health care. Two songs she composed, “Eshet Chayil” and “Judith,” are included in the book “A Season of Singing,” published in 2016 by Brandeis University Press.