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JCC Board Meeting #4

JCC Squirrel Hill 5738 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

JCC Board Meeting

Art in Community

10.27 Healing Partnership

Join JFCS and 10.27 Healing Partnership as they combine forces and offer an art-based mindfulness program for all who are interested. The group will explore ways making art can help regulate the nervous system, promote playfulness, imagination, and connect us more deeply to our bodies, emotions, thoughts, and worldviews. Attendees will come together in community […]

JFF-PGH Infertility Support Group

Zoom

This free support group is open to all women experiencing fertility struggles in the Pittsburgh area. Led by  therapist Robin Freyberg PhD LCSW, our groups are held virtualy and all attendees sign a confidentiality agreement.

Living with Loss: A Field Guide to Navigating Grief and Moving Forward

Rodef Shalom Congregation 4905 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

Losing a loved one is hard. Join us for this free program and hear from highly regarded experts who will help us find ways to understand and manage grief while continuing to live a full life. Free and open to the public. Advance registration is required at rodefshalom.org/livingwithloss. Check-in begins at 9:00 a.m. Light refreshments […]

Meditative Forest Bathing

Mellon Park 1047 Shady Ave, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

Forest bathing is not about literal baths—the idea is to “bathe” in the sounds and sights of nature. Join us for one or all three sessions of this healing, consciousness-building forest bathing series. We will take gentle walks through Pittsburgh’s parks while nurturing our connection to the natural world through reflective practices. This program will […]

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