Learning How to See Invisible Illness
By Rabbi Sandra Cohen She looks fine. She always does, always did. Appropriate clothing, hair combed and a soft smile on her lips. She speaks
January 30, 2024
By Rabbi Sandra Cohen She looks fine. She always does, always did. Appropriate clothing, hair combed and a soft smile on her lips. She speaks
Talya Gordon and Carly Coons will take a look at the article Talya wrote for the Blue Dove Foundation reflecting on the collective trauma response
https://youtu.be/wwRKcO2McTE?si=5n0VFDgkOKMBSr2F By Talya Gordon On the morning of October 7th, I woke up excited to celebrate one of my favorite Jewish holidays that night —
We hear about the prevalence of opiates and fentanyl, particularly among young adults, but do we know what to do if someone we know or
By Miriam A.G. Baumgartner Many of us think of a mi shebeirach as a prayer for healing. But one can say a mi shebeirach for
At this time of crisis impacting Israel, The Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies is consciously creating space as part of all of its offerings
The ongoing Israel-Hamas war and rising rates of anti-Semitism have caused an increasingly high level of mental health challenges for people across the globe. And
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By Max Hollander You shall live in booths for seven days; all citizens in Israel shall live in booths in order that future generations may