About this Event
Summer Empowerment Series: Healing, Recovery, and Connection
Presented by 14Y Selah
Event Overview:
Join us for the Summer Empowerment Series — a three-part event series focused on mental health, addiction recovery, and personal empowerment through a Jewish and community-centered lens.
Hosted by 14Y Selah, each evening blends real stories, practical tools, and soul-nourishing connection. Whether you’re in recovery, love someone who is, or simply seeking a more intentional way to live, this series is for you.
Each session includes light refreshments, a featured speaker, and time for group reflection and community connection.
📍 Location: 14th Street Y Theater
🕰 Time: 6:30–9:00 PM
🎟 Cost: $10 per session
Session 1: Tuesday, June 25
7 Things You Need to Know If You Love Someone Who Struggles with Addiction
Facilitated by Julie Merberg
Gain insight, compassion, and practical strategies to support a loved one navigating substance use. Learn how family support can be a powerful part of the healing journey.
Session 2: Tuesday, July 29
Living with Intention: Crafting Your Personal Mission Statement
Facilitated by Jeremy Pool CASAC, Associate Director of Programs, 14Y Selah
Discover your values, clarify your purpose, and shape a personal mission to guide your growth. This interactive session will offer time for reflection, journaling, and connection.
Session 3: Tuesday, August 26
Blocking the Noise: Tools for Inner Peace and Emotional Repair
Facilitated by Dr. Angelina Lipman, Clinical Psychologist & Author
Explore how trauma shapes our inner world—and learn tools to quiet the noise of shame, fear, and self-doubt.
🎁 Attendees will receive a free copy of Dr. Lipman’s book, Blocking the Noise.
Come for one session or attend all three.
These evenings are built for healing, community, and personal transformation.
FAQs:
Who is this for?
Anyone seeking a deeper connection to their healing journey—whether in recovery, supporting others, or exploring growth and self-discovery.
Is this a clinical or religious program?
Neither. This is a spiritually grounded, community-driven space. Jewish tradition is present, but you don’t need to identify as Jewish to attend.
Is the venue accessible?
Yes, the 14th Street Y Theater is ADA-accessible.
Questions?
Contact Jeremy Pool at [email protected]
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
14th Street Y, 344 East 14th Street, New York, United States
USD 12.51
