Step #5 Part 3 ועשית הישר והטוב בעיני ה׳ “You shall do what is right and what is good in the eyes of Hashem…” Step
February is Jewish disabilities awareness and inclusion month (JDAIM). Substance abuse and addiction, including alcohol and other drugs and chemicals, is very much a disability
It’s a given that things don’t always go right for an organizer. Sometimes deadlines are missed, service men don’t show up or, God forbid, fragile
(Courtesy of Recovery at Crossroads) When speaking to people in long-term recovery from an alcohol-use disorder and their families, you hear the heartbreak of active
When I hold my baby granddaughter, I quite naturally break into a round of the Yiddish nursery rhyme Patshe, Patshe Kikelekh. Seeing her delight in
Dana is a 24-year-old woman who is dating seriously. She tells her good friend Arielle about her upcoming plans for engagement. Arielle is concerned that
In January we may understandably feel tired of the cold temperatures, the many hours of darkness and, some years more than others, shoveling snow. Yet
“V’asita hayashar v’hatov b’einei Hashem.” “You shall do what is right and what is good in the eyes of Hashem…” Last time we learned about
While every family’s meals are unique, the key ingredient to a successful meal (aside from delicious food) is to have all participants feel included and
What do our kids really need? Do they need to go to Harvard? Do they need to have the coolest sneakers? Do they need to
Part 2 In Part 1 we explored why parents may yell at their kids and why yelling can be a problem. Part 2 offers solutions
Parents are afraid that if their child is not doing well in school, that they will not succeed in life. Kid hasn’t made friends in
