The Educator’s Emotional, Spiritual, and Psychological Toolkit

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When Jewish educators were recently asked what role they have most been tasked with in the past two years, they unanimously answered “therapist.”  We are not therapists, yet, we are  called upon to offer comfort and spiritual guidance at a time when everyone around us, ourselves included, is depleted. This 3-part series will develop skills in appropriate ways to help support others.  

This series will equip you with the following: 

  • An understanding of the effect of the past two years on us and those around us 

  • Tools for checking in on your students and yourself 

  • Strategies for living with communal grief 

  • Dealing with extended periods of crisis 

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Click on any of the headings below to jump down to that category or on any of the organizations listed to go directly to their description and contact information. We also have a PDF version that you can download and print. Please note that the print/PDF version may not be quite as current and does

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