Many in the Jewish community continue to struggle with exhaustion, sleeplessness, and intrusive thoughts. The emotions o...

Published on March 19, 2025
Many in the Jewish community continue to struggle with exhaustion, sleeplessness, and intrusive thoughts. The emotions of 10/7 resurface, making daily life feel uncertain and heavy. For over a year, Jewish individuals have expressed how difficult it is to find space to grieve. Familiar places—work, school, community—may no longer feel like sources of comfort. This disconnection leaves many asking: What is real? Where do I belong? Healing begins with connection. JCMHI offers free virtual support groups—safe spaces to process grief, share experiences, and find resilience. Together, we can navigate this collective trauma and take steps toward healing. Join us: https://jcmhi.com/ #JewishMentalHealth #CollectiveHealing #JewishCommunity #JCMHI
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