Classes & TalksThursday, December 10
Unlearning Jewish Anxiety: How To Live With More Joy and Less Suffering
Thursday, December 10 · 6:30-8 p.m. · The Florida Holocaust Museum
- When
- Thursday, December 10 · 6:30-8 p.m.
- Where
- The Florida Holocaust Museum55 5th St S · St. Petersburg, FL · 33701
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About this event
Author Event with Rabbi Caryn Aviv
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Feeling anxious lately about the state of the world and being Jewish? You’re not alone. Jewish anxiety is not our fault. It’s an understandable response to fear, uncertainty, and anti-Jewish contempt (also known as antisemitism). Rabbi Caryn Aviv’s new book, Unlearning Jewish Anxiety: How to Live with More Joy and Suffer Less, explores the neuroscience of anxiety and why we are understandably anxious. We’ll also explore some common Jewish anxiety habits about our safety, worth, and belonging in this difficult world. This engaging author event will describe the challenges we face and how we can suffer less by practicing awareness, curiosity, and self-compassion.
Rabbi Dr. Caryn Aviv is Rabbinic Director at Judaism Your Way, based in Denver, CO. She’s a recovering academic in sociology and Jewish studies, and a (mostly) formerly anxious Jew. Unlearning Jewish Anxiety: How to Live with More Joy and Less Suffering is her fourth book.
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