Clinicians who wish to work effectively with Jewish families experiencing parenting challenges due to disruptive behavior disorders need to understand Jewish cultural-ethnoreligious values and beliefs, which stem from antiquity and are relevant in daily lives. A brief overview of salient Jewish sources is provided, followed by a discussion of cultural-specific family values. Applications of common practice elements of social-learning and cognitive-behavioral therapy interventions include Parent Management Training, the Coping Power Program, and Unified Protocols for Emotional Disorders in Children and Adolescents are provided.