Virtual Tashlich: Letting Go of Cancer-Related Trauma During the High Holidays

As the Jewish New Year approaches and begins, many of us make apologies, ask for forgiveness, and we hope for a new year filled with health and happiness. But facing cancer can complicate the High Holidays. Maybe you can’t travel to spend the holidays with friends or family. Perhaps it is difficult to spend long periods of time at synagogue. And our concerns can extend beyond the practical. While facing such a difficult experience, are we expected to ask for forgiveness? How can we even think about the coming year, as we are still trying to get through the current one? Even the High Holiday liturgy can present challenges. This year we will learn from rabbis and other Jewish professionals who have faced these challenges themselves, to hear an ‘insider’s’ guide to the holiest time of the Jewish calendar.

Join us for Sharsheret’s fourth annual Virtual Tashlich program on Friday, September 27th at 12:30 pm EDT/9:30 am PDT, to help you prepare for more meaningful High Holidays, and the coming new year.

Register here.

Questions? Contact Rachel Teicher.