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Awareness & Education Forum 18: The Orthodox Sandwich Generation - Challenges and Supports
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9-11am
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Abe and Ida Cooper Center
6639 N. Kedzie Ave
Chicago, IL 60645
United States
This forum will describe experiences of Orthodox Jewish adults in meeting competing obligations to their aging parents and growing children. Those attending will learn about clinical and cultural challenges faced by each of the three generational tiers. Presenters will identify formal and informal supports for the sandwich generation. Register Today. The forum will consist of learning and discussion for communal professionals and leaders featuring:
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How do I find a therapist?
Many people think about seeking therapy for a long time. They may be unsure about what the process will be like, concerned about others’ judgements, or just apprehensive of the unknown. Making the decision to seek therapy is a big one! Congratulations on taking that step. Once that decision has been made, the next question is, How do I find a therapist?
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National Recovery Month: Just for Today
In honor of National Recovery Month, we are sharing words that are both familiar and precious to those involved in a 12-Step recovery program.
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Why Jewish Organizations Should Rent Space to 12-Step Meetings
Imagine a situation in which thousands of Jews all over the world are sitting in churches every week. Many of them are wishing they could be sitting in a synagogue instead, but they can’t. So who are these Jews? These are Jews in recovery from addiction of every sort. These are all Jews attending 12-Step meetings.
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Dry January
Dry January is a global movement in which individuals and communities abstain from alcohol for one month. Dry January supports the many individuals who question the role alcohol plays in their lives or who seek to reduce the harm of their alcohol use.
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Tips for a Sensory Friendly Holiday
by Rachel Goode, Occupational TherapistIntegrated Pediatric Interventions at JCFS Chicago The holiday season can be frustrating and confusing for a child with common sensory sensitivities. Bright lights, loud music, new foods, crowded rooms, gift giving and different expectations can cause meltdowns and other disruptive behaviors. We have some tips to help prepare your child for the excitement of the season, and a joyful December!
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April is Occupational Therapy Month
Through play, children develop motor coordination, social skills, emotional regulation, as well as learn how to process the sensory input in their environment. The occupational therapists at JCFS Chicago’s Integrated Pediatric Therapies and Therapeutic Day School make sure each child has fun at work!
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Donor Profile: Pamela Ruos
Pamela Ruos is a docent at the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center and a member of the Response Advisory Council (RAC), a group of dedicated volunteers that generously donate their time and resources to support JCFS Chicago’s Response for Teens program.
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National Adoption Awareness Month: The Power of Connection
Whether you’re considering adoption, in the process, or parenting a child who has joined your family, a supportive community makes all the difference. At JCFS Chicago, we believe fostering these connections is essential for nurturing families and ensuring lasting bonds. Here are meaningful ways we help build and strengthen your family.
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