I would like to share some questions that came up this year during Pesach cleaning and preparation. I hope my answers can help guide you
Pesach begins this Monday night. It is the commemoration of Jewish liberation from slavery in ancient Egypt. Some call it the season of freedom; many
Every year, as we gather for the Pesach Seder, the description in the Haggadah of the “four sons”—the wise, the wicked, the simple, and the
As Pesach draws near, many of us embark on a thorough cleansing of our homes, purging them of any excess clutter. Some of us even
Pesach is rapidly approaching and our community is buzzing with the excitement of planning and preparing for it. During this busy time, I’d like to
If you walk through the streets of Jerusalem in the morning, you will see men beckoning from the thresholds of the shuls. “Bo,” they say,
“Stay safe” is what my relatives and non-Jewish friends were saying as I left for our community’s mission to Israel at the end of February.
March 21 presents a unique convergence of observances. We commemorate Ta’anit Esther, a fast day preceding the joyous Purim celebration. However, this date also marks
Are speech therapists the same as speech-language pathologists? Do they do the same work? Yes! Speech therapist and speech-language pathologist (SLP) are interchangeable terms. An
Motherhood is exhausting, thrilling, rewarding, challenging, frustrating and, at times, undervalued or unrecognized. The roles in which mothers are expected to perform daily are unrealistic.
The conventional method of weight loss has proven to be flawed. Typically, recommendations revolve around reducing total body weight by eating less, or by eliminating
One of the greatest barriers we face in our efforts to improve our mental health, relationships and overall well-being is the stigma that surrounds mental
