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Bringing Spirituality into the Home: A Training for Parents

Discover how to weave the Jewish tradition of Rosh Chodesh and intentionality into your family life through this meaningful monthly ritual.

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If you’re a parent seeking ways to cultivate a more intentional, spiritually connected Jewish home, this is for you. Join us for an inspiring session on bringing the monthly tradition Rosh Chodesh* (the new moon) into your home. 
 
We’ll explore the Hebrew calendar, meaningful moon rituals, monthly themes and simple ways to embrace Jewish rhythms and spirituality at home. 

Led by Sarah Waxman, founder of At The Well, you’ll walk away with a toolkit of practical resources ready to use. Connect with fellow parents on this journey, building a supportive network that empowers and uplifts.

Join us for this beautiful opportunity to grow, learn and transform alongside other families embracing Jewish life.


*Rosh Chodesh translates directly from Hebrew as “Head of the Month,” marking the beginning of a new lunar month in the Jewish calendar. It is observed as a minor holiday in Judaism and today it serves as a time for reflection, renewal and, for some, holds special significance for women.

 

Sarah Waxman, At The Well Founder and CEO, has guided the organization from a grassroots initiative to a global network for Jewish health and wellness. Under her leadership since 2015, At The Well has empowered thousands of women worldwide to find wholeness and well-being rooted in ancient Jewish practices. With over a decade of experience teaching mindfulness and yoga in classrooms and schools, Sarah brings a deep commitment to fostering spiritual and physical well-being through accessible, transformative practices. 

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Fraidy Aber designs and leads educational initiatives that foster connection, curiosity and engagement with contemporary Jewish life. As the Constance Wolf Director of Education and Civic Engagement at The Contemporary Jewish Museum, she develops learning experiences that use culture, history, art and dialogue to spark meaningful explorations. She holds a Master’s in Education from Harvard University and serves on the Board of the Council of American Jewish Museums and the Advisory Council of the JFCS Holocaust Center. 

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