Spiritual Support Groups

bring together people who seek spiritual support from the healing riches of Judaism.

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Courses

offer an intensive opportunity to examine Jewish sacred texts or focus on an aspect of Jewish practice related to healing.

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Healing Services

offer participants a chance to pray, chant, and sing together, with a focus on God’s healing powers.

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Healing Techniques

Affiliates of the WJNH offer a variety of healing techniques to help people cope with suffering and strengthen their resources using the richness of Jewish tradition.

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The Washington Jewish Healing Network offers programs and resources from a Jewish perspective

to those seeking spiritual, physical and emotional healing. Judaism has much to offer you in your journey toward healing – whether you are living with illness, suffering grief and loss, experiencing infertility, or finding your path in life at this time difficult and challenging. Healing can start to happen in many different ways – through spiritual support groups, prayer, blessings, communal healing services, sacred text study, chanting, movement, spiritual direction, meditation, and more.

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Coming in 2010-2011!

The Healing Power of Mikveh. Three holiday workshops for women at the Adas Israel mikveh.  Rosh Hashanah workshop:  week  of September 12th.   Contact Rabbi Gilah Langner, 202-364-3006 or langner@erols.com

Spiritual Support Group for Widows and Widowers. Six Tuesday afternoon sessions starting October 5, led by Dr. Carol P. Hausman.  Contact washheal@comcast.net to register.

Free monthly Spiritual Support Group for Loss and Bereavement. Second Wednesday evening of the month in Fall 2010, starting Oct. 13.  For more information, contact Rabbi Gilah Langner, 202-364-3006 or langner@erols.com.

Exploring Aging Through Jewish Literature: This four-session seminar examines the spiritual dimensions of aging through novels, short stories, and memoirs from contemporary Jewish literature.   November at the DC JCC, led by Dr. Carol P. Hausman.