Mikveh Stories
When you live in a place where there is a mikveh, then toivelling is something you do at that mikveh. [...]
When you live in a place where there is a mikveh, then toivelling is something you do at that mikveh. [...]
Note: The following blog an is expanded version of a piece that will appear in Eden's upcoming menopause booklet. [...]
I am so excited to be engaged! I’m marrying the man of my dreams and I can’t wait to [...]
Life gets so full and hectic: working and care-taking. The tasks for the day invariably spill into the evenings, [...]
Now that I’m officially a kallah teacher in Israel, well-trained by the Eden Center, I thought it would be good [...]
Jewish tradition considers consensual sexual intimacy within the context of marriage as a deeply positive aspect of life, holy and [...]
The Parshiot during this time of the year deal with the laws surrounding Tumah and Tahara. This blog shares [...]
As an institution devoted to increasing knowledge about intimacy and positively impact on creating healthy families, we offer this [...]
Every Pesach I am struck by the duality of the chag. And I am not the only one– when [...]
A broken record running through the heads of too many women: Guilt, blame, compromise, recurring fights. I need to [...]
This is for all Curly Girls who go to the mikveh. I have Type 3 hair which means that [...]
The importance of healthy pelvic floor muscles for women is central to maintaining the stability of our core; for essential [...]
Almost a year after I got married, I had plans to be at my in-laws for Thanksgiving. Being at their [...]
We went to Puerto Rico for vacation. Got badly sunburned. I mean, really badly. Like sun poisoning. Both me [...]
In doing my internship at The Eden Center, I was thrown into a universe I was not so familiar [...]
Naturally, getting married is a stressful time for everyone. In addition to preparing to enter a new chapter of life, [...]
Over the last few years our world has responded to Covid by retreating to activities close to home. One of [...]
“Will I ever succeed in truly loving someone and giving my trust to someone?” “Will I ever build a [...]