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Emotional & Professional Help

Last updated: April 22, 2021
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Confidential Emotional Support Line: A Special Project of GoBidud

For more information head over to the Confidential Emotional Support Line page.

For Students, head over to the GoBidud for Sems page or the GoBidud for Yeshiva page

Woman to Woman: A Special Project of GoBidud

Get soothing non-professional advice from a Community Friend. For more information head over to the Woman to Woman page.

 

Special Purim 3 Part Zoom Series for Women: Attaining Simcha with Family Therapist Mrs. Chani Litwin

Join women across the country unmask their inner simcha in time for Purim and Pesach: Motzoei Shabbos Shekalim, Zachor & Para

 

Suicidal?

ERAN – Emotional First Aid by Telephone & Internet

Stressed Out? Shalom Bayis? Chinuch Issues?

There are answers.

Relief

Shlomo Katz
077-360907
skatz[shtrudel]reliefhelp.org
www.reliefhelp.org

 

Kav Lanoar

kavlnoar.org (Rav Leff is on the Rabbinical Advisory Board)
Individual Mentoring | School Group Mentoring | Counseling | Case Management | Referrals | Community Education

Amudim

Amudim Support Line – Do you need support? A listening ear? Professional guidance? Amudim Israel’s anonymous, free English-speaking support line is available to those living in Israel currently facing mental health challenges as a result of COVID-19. Speak to a mental health professional today by calling 02-374-0222, Sunday-Thursday, 11am-11pm

https://amudim.org/coronavirus/#tab-1585847907867-6-5

 

 

Post Partum Depression, Mothers with Depression, Women’s Health

 

Nitza: Helping Mothers Saving Families

en.nitza.org

Bishvilaych

Home Page – Bishvilech Center (bishvilaych.org)

Bishviliech Is the first and only woman to woman nonprofit organization in Israel focused on preventive medical care. We work to encourage health awareness and promote preventative screenings.

In light of current COVID-19 precautions, Bishvilaych is launching a special call line dedicated to answering all your women’s health-related questions.
Our team includes physicians, midwives, physical therapists, social workers and nutritionists. Do not hesitate to reach out with any of your questions. We are here for you.
02-502-1096 

 

Kedushas Habayis Issues

 

Torat Habayit (Endorsed by Rav Ganz)

torathabayit.com (They may take a few days to respond)

 

Tahareinu (Rabbi Bartfeld, a talmid of Rav Berkovits)

www.tahareinu.com

 

MIKVAH

משרד הדתות בהוראה חד משמעית למועצות הדתיות ברחבי הארץ: איסור מוחלט של טבילת גברים ונשים שנמצאים בבידוד ביתי, בשל החשש מהתפשטות נגיף הקורונה.

As per Sanhedria Murchevet’s English Speaking Balanit, Mrs. Biton:

 

Everyone

  • A woman must come to the mikvah after preparations at home.
  • She should spend the least time possible at the mikvah.
  • For some mikvahs, an appointment is required.
  • Entrance is permitted only with a mask.
  • It is highly recommended bringing your own towel and slippers.

Unwell

  • It is forbidden to come to the mikvah with a temperature above 38 C.

Woman in Bidud

  • A woman in bidud is forbidden to come to the mikvah; whether in bidud because of a known exposure or because she arrived from abroad.
  • A woman in bidud because of a known exposure counts her 14 days from the date of known exposure.

Rules for Attendants

  • Mikvah attendants must be present with masks, gloves, alcohol, etc.
  • Attendants must take care to wash surfaces after each woman.
  • It is imperative for attendants to check mikvah water at least 3 times during the same evening regarding the chlorine level.
  • The mikvah water will be changed by the balan as needed.

Woman with a Family Member in Bidud

  • A woman who is not in bidud but has a family member who is, should come later in the evening and should be one of the last ones to toivel.

 

After finishing bidud, contact Mrs. Biton for updated guidelines at 02-540-0782.