How to Talk to Children About the Conflict in Israel

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Managing Anxiety
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An article by Rabbi Edythe Held Mencher, L.C.S.W., to assist educators in having supportive conversations with children and teens about the conflict in Israel.  The article also suggests when seeking professional help may be warranted.  

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Rabbi Edythe Held Mencher, a licensed clinical social worker, is a former Union for Reform Judaism's faculty member in the field of Sacred Community.

 

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