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Join the Queer and Jewish Big Monthly Gather! 🌈This free, virtual group offers a supportive space to connect with others, share experiences, and find community at the intersection of queer and Jewish identity.💙Monday, October 26 at 7 PM ETTo learn more and register, visit JCMHI.com.#JCMHI

You won’t want to miss this upcoming presentation in JCMHI’s Global Resilience Series!💞Join us for a free, virtual conversation with Prof. Merav Roth and Liat Warhaftig-Aran, in partnership with FLM (First Line Med), exploring love, ethics, grief, and healing in the aftermath of October 7.Drawing on their clinical experience supporting individuals, families, and communities affected by October 7,

We’re excited to share that JCMHI’s Founder and Executive Director, Dr. Tara Liberman, will be speaking about JCMHI’s work at the PreAct Global Summit: “25 Years After 9/11: From Ground Zero to Global Preparedness” on November 16–17 in New York City!The Summit brings together experts with firsthand crisis response experience and global leaders in mass mental trauma response to share insights and s

Members of the JCMHI team attended NATAL’s Resilience Under Pressure event, highlighting the importance of trauma support and resilience.For nearly three years, JCMHI and NATAL have worked together across clinical support and research, building a global partnership rooted in a shared commitment to advancing mental health and strengthening communities.We look forward to building on our partnership,

What does Jewish resilience look like? 💙It looks like community, connection, and showing up for one another.Since October 7, JCMHI has continued to support Jewish communities worldwide through free virtual support groups, research, education, and collaboration.Together, we are building a place where the Jewish community can come to heal.Learn more and find support at JCMHI.com.#jcmhi

Three years since October 7.❤️‍🩹Today, we remember and honor those who were lost, those who were taken hostage, and the families and communities forever changed by that day.We hold space for the grief, memory, and lasting impact carried by Jewish communities around the world.For those who may need a space for connection and support, JCMHI offers free virtual support groups for members of the Jewi

Our College & Graduate Student Support Group meets every Monday at 6 PM, offering community and emotional support.📚Join us for the free, virtual, and weekly group! As school begins, share this with a student you know who may benefit from a place to connect and feel supported.💙Learn more & register at JCMHI.com#jcmhi

Shabbat Shalom from JCMHI 🤍Wishing you a meaningful holiday weekend filled with connection, community, and moments of peace.Visit Jcmhi.com to register for our virtual support groups. #JCMHI

Join us Monday, October 5, 2026 at
8:00 PM ET As October 7 Approaches: Navigating Pain, Difficult Conversations, and ConnectionA thoughtful conversation about grief, complex emotions, and how we can honor different experiences while staying connected to one another. 💙Register at JCMHI.com for this free and virtual webinar!#jcmhi

Antisemitism is a public health issue. @jewishcmentalhealth is working diligently so that the mental health field regards it as such.

Jewish parenting can feel especially challenging right now. You don’t have to navigate it alone.Support for Jewish Parents of Children & Teens💙Join us on Tuesdays at 1PM ET weekly for the free and virtual group. A space to connect with other Jewish parents and find support around the challenges facing our families and communities amid antisemitism.Register at JCMHI.com to join us each Tuesday and

Wishing you a meaningful Sukkot from all of us at JCMHI.💙Chag Sameach! 🌿🍋#jcmhi

JCMHI Global Resilience Series: A Conversation with Jordan Engle💙Continuing our Global Resilience Series, we’re honored to welcome Jordan Engle, grandson of renowned psychologist and Holocaust survivor Dr. Edith Eger.Join us for a free, virtual conversation exploring choice, resilience, connection, and the enduring wisdom Dr. Eger passed down through generations.Tuesday, October 13th, 2026 at 12:

Upcoming Big Monthly Gathering💛🏳️‍🌈Don’t miss our Queer and Jewish Support Group Big Monthly Gathering on Monday, September 28th at 8pm EST!Join us by registering at JCMHI.com or email [email protected] with any questions! #jcmhi

Shabbat Shalom 🤍As we head into the weekend and approach Yom Kippur, we’re wishing you a meaningful and peaceful few days ahead.May this time offer space for reflection, renewal, and intention for the year ahead. For additional support, visit our Holiday Tip Sheet at JCMHI.com for ways to care for your mental health during the holiday. #jcmhi

Upcoming Webinar: Parenting Jewish College Students in Uncertain Times 💚Join us on October 28 for a conversation on mental health, antisemitism, and fostering resilience. This free, virtual session will explore practical ways parents and caregivers can strengthen connection, support their young adults, and navigate uncertainty with understanding and flexibility.📅 Wednesday, October 28 | 12:00 PM

An upcoming presentation in JCMHI’s Global Jewish Mental Health & Resilience Series, will bring us together for a thoughtful conversation about the role of love, ethics, human connection, and care in the aftermath of October 7.Prof. Merav Roth and Liat Warhaftig-Aran will share perspectives from their clinical work and explore what can help us hold space for grief while continuing to find meaning,

Shana Tova! 🍎🍯❤️We’re grateful for the people and connections that make our Jewish community what it is. Wishing you and your loved ones a meaningful year ahead.#jcmhi

can’t recommend @jewishcmentalhealth enough 💜Shana tova friends 🍯🍎(partner)

Yesterday, we gathered with views of the New York City skyline for an evening of connection, conversation, and coming together as we approach the High Holidays. ✨It was a meaningful opportunity to connect across generations, learn from one another, build new relationships, and share more about the work of JCMHI.We’re so grateful to everyone who joined us and to everyone whose hard work and support