New Year, Same You
For decades, our culture has been focused on making some kind of “resolution” or change with the coming of the new calendar year. For some,
January 11, 2022
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For decades, our culture has been focused on making some kind of “resolution” or change with the coming of the new calendar year. For some,
The Blue Dove Foundation is teaming up with Making Jewish Places and PJ Library Atlanta to host two Atlanta-based workshops for Jewish Women and Girls
The introduction of COVID-19 into our world has dealt a significant blow to our daily lives, routines and rituals. Nearly 140,000 loved ones have died,
New York City-based psychotherapist Sherry Amatenstein was diagnosed with breast cancer in mid-February. When the first cases of Covid-19 in the city were reported a
Listen. Simply listen. Too often in conversation, people forget the best form of support is just listening. Not talking over someone, or talking about your
“Many mental illnesses are “invisible,” which makes it hard for people to recognize them and sympathize with those suffering.” – Sophie Riegel 19-year-old Sophie Riegel
This is a wonderful article shared for a time in crisis with good tips. Read the full article.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Gabby Spatt, Executive Director Phone: (404) 490-2391 Email: gabby@thebluedovefoundation.org Quieting the Silence About Mental Illness and Addiction Book aims to eliminate
Social distancing or social isolation is a new term and experience for most of us-one that is taking away physical human interaction and offering a
This is a very interesting article written by a Jewish psychiatrist, Kenneth Paul Rosenberg, MD. Kenneth has also written several books and directed films on