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Practical tools. Clear language. Collective resilience.

Audiences leave my talks with grounded insight, shared language, and concrete tools to navigate emotional overwhelm, reconnect with identity, and strengthen resilience.
Whether speaking in a synagogue, on a university campus, or in a DEI-focused setting, I bring a rare blend of clinical expertise, lived experience, and culturally responsive frameworks — offering engagements that are accessible, evidence-based, and designed to equip participants with actionable insight.​​

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How Antisemitism Hurts Us and How We Hold Ourselves Together

Audiences leave my talks with grounded insight, shared language, and concrete tools to navigate emotional overwhelm, reconnect with identity, and strengthen resilience.
Whether speaking in a synagogue, on a university campus, or in a DEI-focused setting, I bring a rare blend of clinical expertise, lived experience, and culturally responsive frameworks — offering engagements that are accessible, evidence-based, and designed to equip participants with actionable insight.

Includes tools from the CHAI Method™

Collective Resilience in Uncertain Times

​How do we stay steady when the world feels unstable? This talk explores emotional regulation, community connection, and identity as resilience.


Includes tools from the CHAI Method™

Compounded Traumatic Reality™: What We’re Living Through and How We Reclaim Ourselves

Why does this moment feel heavier than others? This session introduces a clear, validating framework for understanding Compounded Traumatic Reality™ — a convergence of collective grief, identity-based fear, antisemitism, systemic invalidation, and professional isolation in caring professionals.


Based on my published framework, CTR™

We Are With You: Strengthening Identity & Belonging

In times of disconnection and threat, Jewish identity can be a powerful source of grounding. This session reconnects participants to ritual, narrative, and community as anchors.

Shared Traumatic Reality: When the Helper is Also Hurting

​What happens when helpers face the same trauma as those they support? This session offers strategies for navigating blurred boundaries, ethical strain, and the emotional toll of shared grief.


Designed for Jewish clinicians, clergy, and professionals working in their own community

Why Groups Bring Me In

✔ Clinical grounding without clinical jargon
✔ Tools participants can use right away
✔ Trauma-informed and culturally responsive
✔ Creator of original, research-backed frameworks (CTR™, CHAI Method™)
✔ Trusted by Jewish communities and institutional partners alike

Who I Work With

  • Synagogues and Jewish community centers
     

  • Jewish federations and cultural organizations
     

  • Universities and colleges (including Provost offices, DEI, student life, and wellness)
     

  • Rabbinical associations, clergy groups, and spiritual care providers supporting Jewish communities
     

  • Nonprofits and community organizations working across cultural or identity-based lines
     

  • Workplaces and professional associations seeking trauma-informed, culturally competent DEI programming

Booking Details

All sessions are customized to fit your audience, goals, and context.
Please book an initial call to explore topic fit, format, and availability.​

I accept a limited number of speaking engagements each quarter to ensure thoughtful preparation and meaningful delivery.

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