Jewish Healing Wisdom: Three Paths to Well-Being

Join us and tap into the healing teachings of three of the most influential Jewish voices of the last millennium! This insightful panel discussion will celebrate hundreds of years of Jewish healing traditions, including vital lessons from:

• Maimonides (also known as Rambam, Rabbi Moshe Ben Maimon): A medieval doctor and philosopher who blended Jewish law with medical practice, emphasizing the integration of mind, body and soul in healing.
• Rabbi Isaac Luria (the Arizal): The 16th-century founder of Lurianic Kabbalah in Tzfat, Israel, he introduced mystical teachings that view healing as the rectification of the soul.
• Yemima Avital: A modern-day mystic from Morocco whose therapeutic teachings help people heal emotional wounds through clarity, self-awareness, and connection to divine wisdom.

This gathering aligns with the full moon of Cheshvan—a month dedicated to integrating the spiritual elevation from the High Holidays into our bodies and daily lives. In this quiet month, we have a chance to restore, replenish, and recommit to our wellness practices.

Come get a glimpse of the vast breadth of Jewish healing wisdom throughout history, and gain practical techniques to address the unique challenges faced by women today. You’ll have the opportunity to submit and ask questions of the panelists, and hear a variety of views on a range of topics in wellness.

Each $18 ticket supports the life-changing work of At The Well and allows us to make insightful gatherings like these a sustainable offering. If this cost represents a financial hardship, please email yael@atthewellproject.com.

Panelists will include:

Rabbi Hannah Kapnik Ashar, the Founder & Director of Rahmana, a women's prayer initiative. She is also Director of Faculty at The Bronfman Fellowship, and she lives in Denver, Colorado, with her family. She will introduce the teachings of Yemima.

Remi Haik Weinberg, a Naturopath, personal trainer, and Jewish educator, who brings over 12 years of experience helping women improve their health and feel confident in their bodies. She will introduce the teachings of Maimonides.

Madison Margolin, an author, journalist, and educator whose work investigates multiple paths to transcendence and healing in order to access that which is within and beyond the self. She is co-founder of the Jewish Psychedelic Summit and DoubleBlind magazine. She will introduce the teachings of Rabbi Isaac Luria.

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