

Balaniyot of Bat Yam
We are providing mikveh attendants with professional training to ensure that women have a positive mikveh experience and that attendants have the appropriate skills for crisis intervention and education.
Mikveh Attendant Training Course and Continuing Education
A mikveh attendant ensures a Jewish woman has completely immersed in theritual bath. The mikveh is attended by thousands of women on a monthly basis, and the attendant often finds herself face-to-face with signs of crisis in the lives of the women of her community, due to the more intimate nature of the mikveh. Traditionally, mikveh attendants have been trained purely on the halakhic (Jewish legal) aspects of immersion and may lack the necessary skills to handle sensitive, dangerous, or even potentially life-threatening situations, such as abuse or health concerns. With appropriate training, these women have the potential to be change agents and resources to the women of their communities.
In the Eden Mikveh Attendant Training Course, attendants learn advanced communication skills, how to identify and address crucial issues, how to direct those in need to comprehensive help and support, and how to provide the best mikveh experience.
- Communication
- Abuse
- Postpartum Depression
- Breast Health
- OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)
- Body Image
- Illness and disability
- Fear of Water
- Infertility
Graduates of our course meet regularly with the course facilitator for Continuing Education lectures, allowing them to regroup as a professional network, discuss their experiences in the field and consult with one another.
“The way we did the role plays, and then discussed the different signs and their relevance for our work, opened my eyes.” — D., mikveh attendant of 30 years
To bring the Mikveh Attendant Training Course to your community, contact info@theedencenter.com