Refuat Hanefesh: A Healing of the Spirit is a safe and loving gathering where people struggling with mental illness and brain disorders, their family, and friends can meet confidentially. See the schedule for the month here.

Har HaShem’s Spiritual Support Group, called Refuat Hanefesh, is open to people living with mental health issues, their family members and friends. The next meeting is November 5th.

Refuat Hanefesh: A Healing of the Spirit is beginning a second monthly meeting group. See the schedule for the month here.

Support Group for Children of Holocaust Survivors and Child Holocaust Survivors begins meeting on September 10 at the Boulder JCC.

Har HaShem’s Spiritual Support Group, called Refuat Hanefesh, is open to people living with mental health issues, their family members and friends. The next meeting is July 2nd.

Har HaShem’s Spiritual Support Group, called Refuat Hanefesh, is open to people living with mental health issues, their family members and friends. The next meeting is June 4th.

Har HaShem’s Spiritual Support Group, called Refuat Hanefesh, is open to people living with mental health issues, their family members and friends. The next meeting is April 2nd.

Har HaShem’s Spiritual Support Group, called Refuat Hanefesh, is open to people living with mental health issues, their family members and friends. The next meeting is March 5th.

Har HaShem’s Spiritual Support Group for people living with mental health issues, their family members and friends is a loving, supportive and confidential meeting place, and is open to all members of the Jewish community.

Congregation Har HaShem sponsors a monthly support group that is open to Har HaShem members and members of the wider Jewish community .

Har HaShem’s Spiritual Support Group for Family Members of People Struggling with Mental Health Issues will be a loving, supportive and confidential meeting place held regularly on the fourth Monday of the month. Learn more.

Refuat Hanefesh: A Healing of the Spirit, a Spiritual Support Group for Mental Health and Wellness will begin meeting at Congregation Har HaShem on the fourth Monday night of the month starting in February.

Are you caring for aging parents and find yourself in an unfamiliar role?

Are you caring for aging parents and find yourself in an unfamiliar role? Or are you wondering what to do and where to turn, or how to manage the stress of caregiving?Join Boulder Jewish Family Service (JFS)  for this monthly drop-in support group, “Caring For Your Aging Parent,” for adult …

Join Boulder Jewish Family Service (JFS) for this new monthly drop-in support group, “Caring For Your Aging Parent.”

Join Boulder Jewish Family Service (JFS) for this new monthly drop-in support group, “Caring For Your Aging Parent,” for adult children who are concerned about their parents.

Boulder JFS is offering an eight-week grief support group for members of the Boulder Jewish community.

A parent support group is forming for the Boulder Jewish community, and the deadline to apply is August 31. Find out more.

Boulder (JFS and TRU Community Care will facilitate an eight-week grief support group for members of the Boulder Jewish community who have experienced a loss.

An eight-week grief support group will be facilitated by Boulder JFS and TRU Community Care (formerly HospiceCare of Boulder and Broomfield Counties).

Rabbi Gavriel and Ketriellah Goldfeder will be offering a weekly gathering and support group for people who struggle with issues around depression.

If you or someone you know has experienced a loss, a grief support group will begin in April in Boulder.