Most people at risk of domestic violence will reach out to loved ones first before contacting professional help. Here are some ways you can safely respond.
An Open Heart and a Curious Mind.
It is only through discomfort and curiosity that we can begin to build a better world for all our children and for all of us.
An Extraordinary Gift: Karen & Gary Schwartz Give $1 Million to JFS
If we don’t take care of each other, who will?
Meaningful Volunteering Ideas That You Can Do Today
Our success in responding to world-changing events is often measured by the small moments and encounters, like checking in on a loved one.
Socialization for Survivors: The Importance of Human Connection
On January 27, the world memorialized both the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz and Holocaust Remembrance Day. As we honor the countless lives lost to senseless hate and intolerance, it is also a time of celebrating survivors and the lives they’ve built despite unimaginable trauma. For many survivors of trauma, turning inwards is…
JFS Welcomes New Teen & Young Adult Counselor
Dr. Lena Neufeld has worked with children, teens and young adults for the past 10 years, everywhere from the rural Oregon desert to the maple trees of Vermont. Now, Lena is Jewish Family Service’s new Teen and Young Adult Therapist in Seattle—and the first counselor brought on as part of our new Teen & Young…
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