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Reflections from the GHI Conference

In early December, I had the privilege of attending the GHI Mental Health Conference, where my book was showcased. What began as a professional opportunity turned into a deeply meaningful experience — one that blended scholarship, spirituality, and personal connection. The conference was filled with purposeful moments: encounters with new and old friends, thought-provoking sessions,Continue reading “Reflections from the GHI Conference”

When life sends a signal, listen closely

The Journey Behind the Second Edition of Resilience: Bouncing Forward with Jewish Wisdom and Psychological Science Most of the time, life doesn’t offer clear instructions on how to proceed. Our next step is often hidden beneath layers of uncertainty, and we’re left wondering what to do, hoping for a sign. This past spring, that’s exactlyContinue reading “When life sends a signal, listen closely”