Advocate • Coach • Educator

Shalom!
I’m Rabbi Dr. Yoni Esterman.
I am a Mashpia from Portland, Oregon.
I provide coaching and rabbinic counseling.
I teach on bitachon, chassidus, halacha, and mussar.
I work in kashrus, eruvin, mikvaot, and digital initiatives.
Let’s solve Problems
How I Help You Succeed…
Advocate
I work on bridge-building in community and help give voice to Torah and the learning community. I bring out the tov and mute the ra.
Coach
I help others learn, grow, be inspired, and transform. Using concepts of emunah and bitachon, my process is solutions-based.
Educator
I teach & speak on semiotics, chassidus, emunah, parsha, and relationships. I help bring Torah to life and inspire a connection with HaShem.
Web & Mobile Design
I have worked with web design for over a decade. I specialize in WordPress implementation with optional static deployment as well as traditional HTML and CSS customization.
Social Media
I have experience managing and promoting brand pages on social media. I offer experience in Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
Content Creation
Flyers, tickets, posters, and more. Whether for print, online, or social sharing, I have developed graphics, logos, and brand image use for several companies.
Happy CLIENTS
Don’t Just Take My Word For It
Articles & episodes
Torah By Me, For You…

Dwelling in Bitachon
Rabbi Tzvi Hollander, a frequent guest to our community, once shared a chiddush, a novel idea, with me regarding the Pesach Seder. He said when…

Experiencing Loss & Redemption
Last year I shared a mashal from the Arvei Nachal and words of insight from Rabbi Benzion Twerski on a way to approach this season…

Hearing the Voice of HaShem
The season of receiving the Torah is upon us. Now, time for cheesecake.

Burning Bright for HaShem
According to Bilvavi, there are three ways to grow spiritually:

Be a Growing Matzo
The Gemara, Pesachim 116b, teaches us that every generation should view itself as if it was the generation that left Mitzrayim. If we consider this…

A Pure Offering
The sidra gives us a retelling of the different korbonos that can be brought. Near the end, we are given an accounting of the sacrifices…