Eye Squad Program Update - May 2008

What every parent needs to know...

SHANAH ALEPH IN ISRAEL:
PREPARING FOR THE POST-HIGH SCHOOL YEAR


A symposium addressing the psychological, emotional, social and behavioral issues that can arise during the yeshiva/seminary year in Israel.

Tuesday, May 13, 2008, 8:00 PM

Young Israel of Woodmere
859 Peninsula Boulevard
Woodmere, NY 11598


From the Therapist's Chair - David Pelcovitz, Ph.D.
Strauss Professor of Education and Psychology
Azrieli School of Jewish Education, Yeshiva University

From the Educator's Classroom - Elisheva Kaminetsky
Director of Religious Guidance
Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls
Hewlett Bay Park, New York

From the Rabbi's Study- Rabbi Hershel Billet
Mara D'Atra, Young Israel of Woodmere, New York;
Eye Squad Advisory Board Member

Closing Comments - Rabbi Aaron S. Tirschwell
Director, The Eye Squad - a confidential, independent hotline for
students spending a year in Israel, and their parents

Program Moderator - Rebbetzin Judi Steinig
Director of Programming - National Council of Young Israel


For more information contact:
212-929-1525 x103; jsteinig@youngisrael.org;
866-550-4EYE x4;
info@eyesquad.org



This symposium is presented as a public service by the Eye Squad / National Council of Young Israel / Young Israel of Woodmere/ Council of Young Israel Rabbis in Israel / Ezrat Chayim Jewish Board of Family & Children's Services


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Click here to donate to the Eye SquadTo assist the 7,500 North Americans and other Anglos who spend a year in Israel, the EYE SQUAD provides a confidential, independent hotline for those who are experiencing any type of distress.

Members of the Eye Squad engage a young adult to communicate that he/she is not alone, and that there is someone (a non-judgmental, impartial person) who exists outside the school/program that will listen, empathize and give constructive advice.

The Eye Squad greatly appreciates the support it receives from individual donors, CYIR: Council of Young Israel Rabbis in Israel, the National Council of Young Israel, and the Jewish Agency for Israel.