The Rabbi's Widow

Carolyn Moor, humanitarian and mom, is the President, Founder and Development Director of Modern Widows Club. Widowed on Valentine's Day 2000 and with two young daughters to raise solo. Carolyn struggled to find the mentors she needed to model the healing and growth she desperately sought. This ultimately led to the founding of Modern Widows Club in Carolyn's very own living room in 2011.

Rachel Oren is Israel's first certified facilitator of Trauma Sensitive Yoga and specializes in helping survivors of trauma connect with, and experience safety in their bodies. Rachel works both privately from her clinic in Tel Aviv, and in collaboration with various nonprofits and mental health organizations across the country.

Rachel's contact information:

[email protected]

+972.50.2589840

www.yogaregisha.co.il

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Rena Genn was only 26 years old when her husband was killed in the Yom Kippur War. Suddenly alone, having to care for her 2 babies, she found strength to rebuild her life. In today's episode, Rena shares about the importance of a supporting community and how her late husband is always remembered.

We were not prepared for grief. Some of us did not even want to talk about the end of life. Some of us feel guilty of not doing enough for our loved one. Today's guest is Karen Arfi, a palliative nurse, who accompanies patients and their families in their most difficult moments. Karen helps them make decisions and face their fears. For more information, you can reach Karen directly at +972.50.3873741

Tzippi Moss is a certified life coach and medical coach, and psychotherapist with over thirty years of experience working with both individuals, couples and groups. Using positive psychology, EMDR, EFT, dream work, and grief/trauma release, she helps clients unlock their creative gifts and remember how powerful they truly are. Her online course, Dying2Live, helps others reclaim their true selves by embracing rather than resisting life's challenges. She believes each of us can become an inner alchemist through transforming adversity into opportunity and growth.

My guest today is Dina Chaviv. Dina is originally from Chicago, and moved to Israel in 1976. She is an occupational therapist, mother of 4 and grandmother of 8.

Dina lives in Jerusalem and just recently lost her husband Moshe. Today she shares with us how she found the support she needed, and what these first few months have been like.