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SUMMARY:Navigating Antisemitism: Supporting Jewish Mental 
 Health\, Belonging\, and Communal Resilience
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 >Thursday\, November 5\, 12:00 pm ET / 9:00 am PT 
 / 7:00 pm Israel</strong></p>\n \n <p><strong>Pres
 enters: </strong><br />\n Tara E. Liberman\, PsyD 
 – JCMHI Founder and Executive Director<br />\n Sas
 ha Soykin\, PhD – JCMHI Director of Operations<br 
 />\n <br />\n The Jewish Community Mental Health I
 nitiative (JCHMI) has spent the past few years wor
 king directly with Jewish communities navigating r
 ising antisemitism. That work includes more than 2
 \,500 clinician-led support group sessions worldwi
 de\, along with new research into the psychologica
 l toll of this moment.<br />\n <br />\n This sessi
 on draws on that work to examine how antisemitism 
 and identity-based hate are affecting people's men
 tal health\, and what rabbis in particular are up 
 against as they support their congregations throug
 h it. It offers concrete language\, frameworks\, a
 nd strategies for recognizing what they're seeing 
 in their communities psychologically\, responding 
 to it\, navigating the divides that surface in a r
 oom\, and helping people sustain communal hope and
  belonging in the face of adversity.<br />\n <br /
 >\n The session will also address the well-being o
 f rabbis themselves\, who are often the first peop
 le communities turn to. Rabbis support congregatio
 ns experiencing this moment in very different ways
 \, with different fears\, politics\, and degrees o
 f grief\, while being expected to make sense of it
  all and hold their communities together. Followin
 g the session\, participants will be invited to jo
 in an RA cohort facilitated by JCHMI.</p></body></
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DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, November 5\, 12:00 pm ET / 9:00 am PT /
  7:00 pm Israel\n \n \n \n Presenters: \n \n Tara 
 E. Liberman\, PsyD – JCMHI Founder and Executive D
 irector\n \n Sasha Soykin\, PhD – JCMHI Director o
 f Operations\n \n \n \n The Jewish Community Menta
 l Health Initiative (JCHMI) has spent the past few
  years working directly with Jewish communities na
 vigating rising antisemitism. That work includes m
 ore than 2\,500 clinician-led support group sessio
 ns worldwide\, along with new research into the ps
 ychological toll of this moment.\n \n \n \n This s
 ession draws on that work to examine how antisemit
 ism and identity-based hate are affecting people's
  mental health\, and what rabbis in particular are
  up against as they support their congregations th
 rough it. It offers concrete language\, frameworks
 \, and strategies for recognizing what they're see
 ing in their communities psychologically\, respond
 ing to it\, navigating the divides that surface in
  a room\, and helping people sustain communal hope
  and belonging in the face of adversity.\n \n \n \
 n The session will also address the well-being of 
 rabbis themselves\, who are often the first people
  communities turn to. Rabbis support congregations
  experiencing this moment in very different ways\,
  with different fears\, politics\, and degrees of 
 grief\, while being expected to make sense of it a
 ll and hold their communities together. Following 
 the session\, participants will be invited to join
  an RA cohort facilitated by JCHMI.\n \n 
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URL:https://www.rabbinicalassembly.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=2081
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