Dr. Binyamin Klempner

Father, Therapist, Nada Yoga Teacher, Founder of the H.A.R.P. Method

Dr. Klempner likes to say, "There is no misfortune, only fortune misunderstood." His oldest son was born autistic. As a parent of an autistic child, throughout the years, he would hear people say, "If only you were a better parent your son wouldn't be autistic." To release the grief and pain of parenting a disabled child, he began experimenting with yoga, meditation, and sound healing. Using instruments such as gongs, chimes, and bells to relieve his pain. At the same time, he was doing research at an Israeli prison. Most of the prisoners were Israelis and Arabs serving time for drug-related crimes. He began using the sound healing techniques he was discovering with the inmates. Not only did the sounds foster peace, love, friendship, and harmony within the prison walls, but the techniques also brought emotional healing into the hearts of the inmates. Since that time working in the prison, he went on to innovate the Harmonic Affect Regulation Protocol (H.A.R.P.) Method. A therapeutic method that he has gone on to trademark.

Dr. Binyamin Klempner, Ph.D., the developer of H.A.R.P. received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in American Literature at the University of Montana, a Master's of Social Work Degree at Barry University in Miami Shores, Florida, and his Doctorate in Philosophy in Psychotherapy from the Selinus University of Science and Literature School of Psychology. With two decades of clinical experience, he has developed the H.A.R.P. Method; a method that works mechanically in much the same way as acupuncture with an emphasis on a written interpersonal therapeutic connection with a facilitator.