Navigating Anti Semitism Parenting Group led by Malka Shaw, LCSW
Antisemitism is an unfortunate reality of the Jewish experience and existence, and shielding our children from it completely isn't always feasible. Just as we educate our children about "stranger danger" and the importance of personal safety of predators, addressing antisemitism is crucial. We aim to create an environment of open dialogue where children feel comfortable expressing themselves. In order to ensure that we can be the best role model for our children; it's essential to ensure we're in a healthy, grounded, and calm mindset.
Malka provides a supportive space for parents to discuss strategies, share experiences, and gain resources for addressing and combating antisemitism in their children's lives. This group will explore the implications of living in a post 10/7 world on our children's self-esteem and identity formation. The group empowers parents to foster resilience and pride in their Jewish identity while confronting challenges head-on.
Register by September 1 to join the program that begins on the week of September 10, 2024.
Antisemitism is an unfortunate reality of the Jewish experience and existence, and shielding our children from it completely isn't always feasible. Just as we educate our children about "stranger danger" and the importance of personal safety of predators, addressing antisemitism is crucial. We aim to create an environment of open dialogue where children feel comfortable expressing themselves. In order to ensure that we can be the best role model for our children; it's essential to ensure we're in a healthy, grounded, and calm mindset.
Malka provides a supportive space for parents to discuss strategies, share experiences, and gain resources for addressing and combating antisemitism in their children's lives. This group will explore the implications of living in a post 10/7 world on our children's self-esteem and identity formation. The group empowers parents to foster resilience and pride in their Jewish identity while confronting challenges head-on.
Register by September 1 to join the program that begins on the week of September 10, 2024.
Antisemitism is an unfortunate reality of the Jewish experience and existence, and shielding our children from it completely isn't always feasible. Just as we educate our children about "stranger danger" and the importance of personal safety of predators, addressing antisemitism is crucial. We aim to create an environment of open dialogue where children feel comfortable expressing themselves. In order to ensure that we can be the best role model for our children; it's essential to ensure we're in a healthy, grounded, and calm mindset.
Malka provides a supportive space for parents to discuss strategies, share experiences, and gain resources for addressing and combating antisemitism in their children's lives. This group will explore the implications of living in a post 10/7 world on our children's self-esteem and identity formation. The group empowers parents to foster resilience and pride in their Jewish identity while confronting challenges head-on.
Register by September 1 to join the program that begins on the week of September 10, 2024.
DISCLAIMER AND NOTICE OF CONFIDENTIALITY
- You understand and consent that these groups are not to replace psychotherapy or counseling.
- You understand that this is a safe, non judgmental place for professionals to be able to share, vent and ask questions, and that you promise to uphold confidentiality, and that anything discussed or shared by members of this group must remain confidential.
- You agree that you will be the only one present at the session and you may not record the session or take screenshots, as this would be violating confidentiality.
- You understand that if the facilitator deems my language or behavior inappropriate or unprofessional in any way, you will be asked to leave the group and will not be eligible for a refund.
- You understand that you are required to pay the full fee upfront, and that you are committing to attending all 8 sessions.