Virtual Interview Practice Program (VIP²) is an opportunity to prepare for your next interview through a one-on-one Zoom session tailored to your specific field. You’ll meet with experienced professionals who will walk you through common interview questions, then spend time reviewing your responses and offering constructive feedback to help you improve. Practice makes progress! To...
Two times a week at the Jewish Community Center Contact Beth Broodo at bbroodo@jfsdallas.org to confirm attendance.
This process-oriented therapy group covers a wide assortment of issues affecting men including interpersonal relationships, family conflict & violence, parenting, dealing with unpleasant feelings, coping with anger, abusive experiences, and living an honorable life. This group provides an opportunity for men to gain insight, self-awareness, and behavioral skill and practice. The group meets weekly -...
For spouses, adult children, and other family members coping with a loved one suffering from Alzheimer’s or other conditions requiring long-term care. This group meets the third Wednesday of every month at 6:45 pm. For more information contact Harriet L. Cohen, PhD, LCSW at hcohen@jfsdallas.org or 469-206-1671 Open to anyone in need, our Caregivers Support...
Two times a week at the Jewish Community Center Contact Beth Broodo at bbroodo@jfsdallas.org to confirm attendance.
Integrating different therapeutic modalities to reduce stress and anxiety as well as increase overall well-being. Open to any woman who has experienced breast cancer, this group is an opportunity to discuss ways to cope and to find ways to live each day as fully as possible. Contact Beth Broodo at bbroodo@jfsdallas.org to get the...
For women who have been impacted by trauma and family violence on Mondays at 5:30 pm. The group is a psychotherapy process group that focuses on interpersonal relationships, healing, psychoeducation, and coping strategies and tools. For more information, get location, and to enroll, please contact Terah Culp, MA, LPC, Clinical Therapist, at 972.437.9950 x285 or tculp@jfsdallas.org
For women who have been impacted by trauma and abuse on Mondays at 5:30 pm. This psychotherapy group incorporating expressive arts is facilitated by female therapists. For more information to enroll, please contact Terah Culp, MA, LPC, at 469-206-1642.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is an Evidence-Based Treatment shown to be effective with: • Controlling life-threatening and quality-of-life interfering behaviors • Regulating intense, painful emotions • Managing difficult interpersonal relationships • Fostering more life balance • Creating a life worth living Skills you will develop with this six-week course: Mindfulness, Interpersonal Effectiveness, Emotion Regulation,...
Virtual Interview Practice Program (VIP²) is an opportunity to prepare for your next interview through a one-on-one Zoom session tailored to your specific field. You’ll meet with experienced professionals who will walk you through common interview questions, then spend time reviewing your responses and offering constructive feedback to help you improve. Practice makes progress! To...
Two times a week at the Jewish Community Center Contact Beth Broodo at bbroodo@jfsdallas.org to confirm attendance.
This process-oriented therapy group covers a wide assortment of issues affecting men including interpersonal relationships, family conflict & violence, parenting, dealing with unpleasant feelings, coping with anger, abusive experiences, and living an honorable life. This group provides an opportunity for men to gain insight, self-awareness, and behavioral skill and practice. The group meets weekly -...
