There’s moments in life when we are called to pause, reflect, and realign with what matters most. As a rabbi of 25 years, I offer deep listening and spiritual guidance grounded in the ritual and wisdom of Jewish tradition to navigate these liminal times together (and more):
Self-exploration
- Yearning to develop your own spiritual practice and purpose
- Preparing for a life transition or milestone and want to approach it with purpose and intention
Parenting & Partnering
- Creating a Jewish home—through marriage, parenting, or personal practice
- Redefining your identity as a parent, partner, or person as your family life evolves
- Experiencing a shift in parenting—whether your children are growing up, away for school or camp, or you’re entering the empty-nest chapter
- Rediscovering yourself after partner loss or divorce
Career
- Longing to reconnect with your spiritual self in the midst of a busy career
- Rewiring for retirement and seeking deeper meaning in this next phase
Moving Through Loss
- Grieving an acute loss and yearning for spiritual grounding
- Learning to live with chronic or serious illness, and wanting to align your days with inner strength and sacred purpose
Saging
- Exploring what it means to age with intention
- Discovering Judaism later in life and seeking an accessible, supportive path
Sample Focus:
Shema: Parenting as a Spiritual Practice
“Shema” means “listen” and “hear”—and it is the watchword or creed of Judaism from the Torah (Deuteronomy 6:4). In parenting as a spiritual practice, working from this text as a baseline, we will build an individualized, Jewish family practice of spiritual connection between parent, child, and the Divine.
1. Listening to the Child — Every child reflects the Divine (B’tzelem Elohim).
We work on cultivating attunement to your child’s emotional, spiritual, and developmental needs—learning to respond with presence, compassion, and curiosity. Through ritual (like the bedtime Shema), storytelling, and sacred attention, we honor your child as a spiritual being in their own right.
2. Listening to the Self — Articulating Your Values
What kind of Jewish home do you want to build? What do you want your child to inherit—not only in practice, but in spirit? We explore your own spiritual longings, how you were parented, and what it means to parent from a place of clarity and wholeness. This layer includes naming and living your personal and family Jewish values.
3. Listening for the Sacred — Elevating the Everyday
The daily grind of parenting can be full of chaos and beauty. We’ll learn together how to infuse daily life with moments of holiness—welcoming Shabbat, marking transitions in all aspects of childhood, and elevating time amidst the chaos.
*Offered as one-on-one coaching or for groups of parents and guardians.
Sacred Together 