Dear Body, I'm Learning to Love You
At its core, Judaism teaches the concept of Tzelem Elokim—that every person is created in the image of the Divine. That means your body, exactly as it is right now, holds holiness.
Penina Epstein
3 days ago
Postpartum and Niddah: Practical Strategies for Coping When Physical Touch is Absent
Balancing personal postpartum needs, the desire for physical support and the imposed lack of touch from one’s husband can be particularly challenging when dealing with the hormones and changes after birth.
Dr. Naomi Marmon Grumet
Jun 30
Why Am I Spotting?
Sometimes, spotting is completely normal—like during ovulation or when starting a new birth control method. Other times, it may be a sign of a health issue that needs care.
Yael Maizels
Jun 1
Supporting Loved Ones Suffering from Anorexia During Pesach
Advice on how to support loved ones during Pesach who are suffering from anorexia.
How Can a Parent Protect Their Children and Contribute to Their Resilience While They Themselves Are in Distress?
In a typical situation of positive parenting, parents provide a stable foundation for their children.
Chaim Weiss
Jan 13
Navigating Chanukah with Menopause in Mind
Enjoying Chanukah’s food traditions while staying mindful of menopause-friendly nutritional habits.
Eliya Greenfield
Dec 10, 2024