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
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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
By Talya Gordon On the morning of October 7th, I woke up excited to celebrate one of my favorite Jewish holidays that night — Simchat
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
Dear Friends, “Kol Yisrael arevim zeh la zeh – All Jews are responsible for one another” is a Talmudic phrase most often used as a call
We have a variety of strategies and skills available to manage and/or “regulate” ourselves when we feel overwhelmed. Their effectiveness depends on the person as
There is an oft-used statement from the Talmud on Purim that “a person is obligated to become intoxicated on Purim until they do not know
I love to dress up at Purim. We make much of masks at this holiday. Does your mask cover up the real “you,” or does
Many people know Tu B’Shvat as the “Birthday” or “New Year of the Trees.” Four days in the Hebrew calendar year serve as a New
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