services for:
Emotional & Behavioral Health
Aging & Caregiving
Children, Teens & Families
Financial Stability
Disabilities Support
Support, Wellness & Prevention
Events & Announcements
Out of Stigma’s Shadow Podcast Series
In this 12-episode podcast series, produced by Aaron Henkin, young people talk openly and honestly about their struggles with mental health. New episodes featuring someone’s true personal story are released each Monday.
Pregnancy and Infant Loss Group
6 Week Group via Zoom now forming. A safe and supportive space for individuals and couples grieving a miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death to share their experiences, receive support, and find comfort.
Chaverim Club for Adults with Disabilities
Date: Thursdays @ 7:00 pm, Weinberg Park Heights JCC. A weekly social club for adults who have diagnosed disabilities. Spend time hanging out with friends and doing fun activities like games, movies, and more.
Storytelling from the Heart for Adults
Dates: June 15 & 22 @ 2:00 pm via Zoom. In this two-part workshop, adults will reflect upon and share stories about the people, places and events that have shaped their lives.
15 Minutes with… Candid Conversations about the Hidden Struggles of Infertility
View our recorded conversations with six guests who share professional and personal insights about navigating fertility and family building challenges.
Strategies for Workplace Stress Reduction
Date: July 12 @ 12:00 pm via Zoom. Workplace burnout is at an all-time high, affecting workers at all levels and impacting employee retention. Get recommendations, tools, and techniques for preventing burnout you can implement to help your team.
Our Blogs
Finding ‘The One’- Job Searching and Dating are More Alike than You Think
By Sanjida Meem
Dating and job searching may seem like completely different activities, but in reality, they have more in common than you might think.
The Hidden Pain of Infertility
By Michelle N. Goldberg, LCSW-C
We know infertility can feel hopeless. People often struggle in silence and well-meaning loved ones may say things that don’t feel comforting. It is important to raise awareness, offer support, and provide connection to resources.
Beneath the Surface of Your Child’s Anger
by Kathleen Sisti, MSW, LMSW
When your child presents with angry behavior, rather than reacting, it can be helpful to take a step back, dig a little deeper, and discover what other emotions might lie beneath the surface.