I first learned a few years ago that many schools—particularly girls’ schools—give the day off for Shushan Purim. This was news to me and when

I remember the day in graduate school when I learned that metaphors were actually a therapeutic tool. I’m a metaphor gal, always have been; I

One of the biggest mistakes people make is believing that we are all like one another. There’s a trend on social media of influencers showing

January tends to feel like a confusing time of year to me. On the one hand, we are inundated with countless messages of new beginnings.

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Time is feeling very funny these days. In some ways the days feel endless, and at other times I feel like I’ve lost track of

Bob the Builder is a well-known, stop-motion CBBC/PBS television show about Bob and his trusted friends who work on construction sites, making repairs, and doing

Oftentimes, when I am interviewed regarding eating disorder in the Jewish community, the question of “why” arises. Why are eating disorders so prominent within this