Two Jewish therapists, Yocheved Junger and Jacqueline Katz, were terminated from their positions at D2 Counseling in Dallas, Texas, after raising concerns about the handling of antisemitism-related issues. The therapists allege in a federal discrimination lawsuit that they faced retaliation for objecting to their supervisors' approach to addressing antisemitism, including being blocked from assisting a colleague in supporting a client experiencing trauma linked to antisemitism. They contend that their dismissal undermines the quality of care available to Jewish clients at the clinic. The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has highlighted a rise in bias within mental health services since October 7, emphasizing the isolation of Jewish therapists and the erasure of Jewish trauma. The ADL has called for leadership to seek their guidance in combating antisemitism in the mental health field.