Mental Health & Wellness

Events

No events found Try removing some filters

Load More

Support

2/4/2022 Edit  

How To Ask For Help and Where To Find It

Here are some confidential and reliable recommendations for how and where to seek help.

 By Here.Now

1/31/2022 Edit  

13 Ways To Support a Friend With Mental Health Challenges

It can be hard to know where to draw boundaries, so here are some suggestions of how to care for friends while also caring for yourself.

 By Here.Now

8/24/2020 Edit  

Staying Social Through Backyard Buddies Initiative

Yachad New England members and community advisors have been loving Backyard Buddies, our new socially-distant program.

 By New England Yachad

College, day school, summer camps and more     Scholarships & Grants   Find Support  

Load More

Resources

3/11/2022 Edit  

Mental Health Access Powered by CJP

CJP is working to improve access to mental health services, raise awareness and destigmatize mental health issues for our Jewish community.

 By Combined Jewish Philanthropies

2/17/2022 Edit  

Mental Health Resources

 By JewishBoston

2/17/2022 Edit  

TeenSafe on Instagram

Learn about skills needed to have healthy relationships, what signs of teen dating abuse to look out for and how to help friends.

 By Jewish Family & Children's Service

Load More

Self-Care

5/23/2022 Edit  

“Love Your Neighbor as Thyself” & Practicing Self-Love

Oftentimes we understand “love your neighbor as thyself” purely for its provision of how we treat others; however, this statement yields upon the fact that we love ourselves.

By Lucy NewFor Jewish Teen Initiative

2/15/2022 Edit  

Days of Gratitude

Days of Gratitude gives you the opportunity to notice—and give gratitude for—the unnoticed blessings in our lives.

 By Days of Gratitude

2/4/2022 Edit  

Jewish Teen Gratitude Journal

Shabbat is a time when we reflect upon our week. The prompts in this journal mirror this idea, with ones for the beginning, middle and end of the week.

 By The Blue Dove Foundation

2/3/2022 Edit  

Turning Snow Days Into Self-Care Days

Although snow days can be isolating, they provide us with essential and restorative alone time to check in with ourselves and spend time doing what we love.

By Lucy NewFor Jewish Teen Initiative

Load More

Voices From our Community

3/22/2022 Edit  

What Teens Want You To Know About Mental Health

By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston

1/21/2022 Edit  

Hoop Dreams and Social Entrepreneurship

Hebrew College’s COVID Youth Commission played a critical role in my life during a very challenging time.

By Thomas ThermidorFor Hebrew College

7/15/2021 Edit  

Pivot! Engaging Teens During a Pandemic

How one youth group endured a pandemic and came out stronger.

By Jennie GoldfarbFor Temple Isaiah

Load More

For Parents

7/5/2022 Edit  

Let’s Make Mental Health a Priority in the Jewish Community

Our goal is to train Jewish professionals, parents and teens in a variety of methods to build resilience.

 By eJewish Philanthropy

5/6/2022 Edit  

Changing the Conversation on Mental Health

Mental health is barreling to the forefront of our national consciousness, conversation, and attention.

 By Combined Jewish Philanthropies

4/19/2022 Edit  

A Mom’s Journey Caring for Her Mentally Ill Kids

The awful emergency room waits. The insurance entanglements. How can the Jewish community show support?

By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston

11/23/2021 Edit  

Fostering and Adopting Children as a Spiritual Value

November is National Adoption Month, and Second Nurture, founded by Rabbi Susan Silverman, exemplifies its spirit and goals.

By Judy Bolton-FasmanFor JewishBoston

Load More

Holidays

2/4/2022 Edit  

Mental Health Shabbat

 By The Blue Dove Foundation

2/4/2022 Edit  

Purim’s Connection to Mental Health

We all wear masks every day, and the holiday of Purim encourages us to look past them and reveal our true selves to the world.

 By The Blue Dove Foundation

2/4/2022 Edit  

Passover’s Connection to Mental Health

Passover is a time to focus on our collective story, but it can also be a time for us to explore our own.

 By The Blue Dove Foundation

Load More