The Event Earlier webinars in our ongoing mental health series have focused on how to help youth who are struggling with a variety of challenges, but what about the parents and teachers who care for… Read More
The Event Do you have questions about how to adapt the b’nei mitzvah process for children with a range of learning and support needs? Are you at a loss for where to begin or unsure… Read More
The Event One of the questions parents and teachers most often ask is: how do I talk about suicide? Where do I even start? This webinar, part of Gateways’ ongoing “Our Daughters, Our Future” series… Read More
The Event Yachad New England and Gateways present Life Does Not Have to Be Perfect to Be Wonderful: An Inspiring Evening with Jodi Samuels. Jodi Samuels is a motivational speaker and the author of “Chutzpah,… Read More
Going beyond the basic information most people have already heard, this program will show parents and teachers how to help teens tolerate uncertainty, understand the links between anxiety and depression, and pay particular attention to the role of social media in our social and emotional lives. Read More
When anxiety increases, executive functioning decreases. Read More
During most Seders, parents of children with disabilities may struggle to balance the needs of their child with the expectations of a large and lengthy family Seder. Read More
By Cara Coller As I sat down to write this, for once in my life I was at a loss. Not at what to say, but how to express what it means to be Isabella’s… Read More
by Kara Baskin, written for JewishBoston.com. A little bit of anxiety is normal. Here’s what to do when it isn’t. Dr. Donna Pincus is the director of research for the Child and Adolescent Fear and Anxiety Treatment… Read More
I have twin 14-year-old sons, Sam and Jack. Jack’s development is typical; Sam’s development began to shift when he was 18 months old. Read More
