Your emotionally sensitive child is creative, deep, intuitive… and exhausting for you and your family.  He goes from 0 to 100 in a matter of seconds… and then can’t calm down for hours.  She has extreme reactions to every disappointment… and everything disappoints her. He’s rigid and won’t compromise… and then aggressive when things don’t go his way. You are tired of the endless fights. Extreme reactions. Overwhelming emotions. Too-fast escalations. And you’re not always proud of the way you react to them. You want to nurture more effective behavior, you need to restore calm to your home…  And you desperately want them to feel confident, loved, okay. LEARN 5 TOOLS TO Lead your home from chaos to calm Join Dr.

Looking for a structured program that will give you the tools and resources you need to get Smicha? Hilchos Shabbos? Dayanus? Chuppah v’Kiddushin? Join Machon Smicha, the premier halachah institute serving the English-speaking Torah community. Machon Smicha is a unique, online, halacha-learning program that makes learning, getting tested and receiving smicha possible. We offer rigorous and structured learning programs in halachah across a broad spectrum of topics, which enables learners to grow and succeed in their Torah learning, from the novice to the scholar. Be empowered to learn Shulchan Aruch like never before, from the Mishnah and Gemara all the way to contemporary Poskim and Minhagim.

Looking for a structured program that will give you the tools and resources you need to get Smicha? Hilchos Shabbos? Dayanus? Chuppah v’Kiddushin? Join Machon Smicha, the premier halachah institute serving the English-speaking Torah community. Machon Smicha is a unique, online, halacha-learning program that makes learning, getting tested and receiving smicha possible. We offer rigorous and structured learning programs in halachah across a broad spectrum of topics, which enables learners to grow and succeed in their Torah learning, from the novice to the scholar. Be empowered to learn Shulchan Aruch like never before, from the Mishnah and Gemara all the way to contemporary Poskim and Minhagim.

Are you a parent looking to strengthen your relationship with your child while navigating the complexities of parenting? Join Esti Hirshfeld for her Parenting with Clarity course, starting on Monday, November 4. This course is designed to empower parents with essential tools and strategies to foster a positive and healthy home environment. In this comprehensive 14-session course, you will explore a variety of vital topics, including: Discipline and Boundaries: Learn how to establish effective discipline methods while maintaining a loving relationship. Building Positive Relationships: Discover strategies to connect with your child, even if they are particularly challenging. Understanding Emotional Needs: Gain insight into your child’s emotional requirements and how to meet them.

One of the earliest tragedies to our people happened when Yehuda lost his 2 sons and wife in a short period. The Torah relays that he focused on work after that. Tragedy leads to action. The Lubavitcher Rebbe often spoke about how we are supposed to cope with tragedy. In reference to the Holocaust, he would quote his father-in-law, the previous Lubavitcher Rebbe, “It’s not our business to excuse G d.” I think the same lessons can be applied to the tragedies of the last Simchas Torah. The Rebbe said: “When we see an occurrence that is utterly incomprehensible, we must say the truth, that the matter is utterly incomprehensible…and therefore we cry out!” “But as far as the outcome necessitated by the tragedy is concerned, our response is clear.

Looking for a structured program that will give you the tools and resources you need to get Smicha? Hilchos Shabbos? Dayanus? Chuppah v’Kiddushin? Join Machon Smicha, the premier halachah institute serving the English-speaking Torah community. Machon Smicha is a unique, online, halacha-learning program that makes learning, getting tested and receiving smicha possible. We offer rigorous and structured learning programs in halachah across a broad spectrum of topics, which enables learners to grow and succeed in their Torah learning, from the novice to the scholar. Be empowered to learn Shulchan Aruch like never before, from the Mishnah and Gemara all the way to contemporary Poskim and Minhagim.

💔 After the sudden loss of their young son, Eliyahu Chaim, during the ongoing war in Israel, Bubby & Zaidy are now faced with an unimaginable challenge—caring for their two beautiful granddaughters, Keter and Atara. Their mother is heartbroken, devastated by grief, under the constant threat of danger, and unable to care for them. 😢 Instead of the peaceful retirement they envisioned, Malkie & Shlomo are now raising 2 precious girls without the resources or the ability to work. They are REALLY STRUGGLING to provide basic necessities. 💕 CLICK HERE

In the early 2000s, Jewish travelers preparing for Sukkot faced an unexpected and frustrating obstacle: many had their lulavim and esrogim confiscated at border posts. These essential ritual items, used for the arba minim mitzvah, were being seized by border authorities unfamiliar with their religious significance. For the Jewish community, this created serious concerns, especially for those crossing international borders to observe the holiday. Recognizing the growing number of complaints and the severity of the issue, the Jewish Community Council of Montreal (Vaad Ha’ir) decided to take decisive action. Rabbi Saul Emanuel, executive director of the Vaad, spearheaded the effort to resolve this issue and ensure that future travelers would not have to face the same challenges.

In the early 2000s, Jewish travelers preparing for Sukkot faced an unexpected and frustrating obstacle: many had their lulavim and esrogim confiscated at border posts. These essential ritual items, used for the arba minim mitzvah, were being seized by border authorities unfamiliar with their religious significance. For the Jewish community, this created serious concerns, especially for those crossing international borders to observe the holiday. Recognizing the growing number of complaints and the severity of the issue, the Jewish Community Council of Montreal (Vaad Ha’ir) decided to take decisive action. Rabbi Saul Emanuel, executive director of the Vaad, spearheaded the effort to resolve this issue and ensure that future travelers would not have to face the same challenges.