These are shiurim that were given by Rebbetzin Pavlov:

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I Cry Out to You in My Solitude

We seek companionship in our relationships with friends and family, yet, despite the importance of interpersonal contact, there are times when we feel isolated or misunderstood. If it were not for the presence of G-d, we would be truly alone. This class explores Tehillim 142.

Memories of Yesterday, Yearning for Tomorrow

A Jew experiences time either in retrospection as a memory or recollection, or in expectation and anticipation of events that will transpire some time in the future. For us, time is historical and visionary, and there is no line between the prophecy and fulfillment. This class explores Tehillim 126 and 137.

Self Respect, Self Esteem & Seeing The Greatness In Others

Living in a world where everything is expendable, including people, we are often unaware of the greatness of the human being. We must look within ourselves to find our own divinity. Only then will we appreciate other people in our lives