We are pleased to invite our GCC therapist community to a timely and essential training led by Dr. Liya Levanda, a GCC-affiliated therapist and valued member of our Mental Health Advisory Board.

As part of our ongoing commitment to professional development and trauma-informed care, we’re excited to share two powerful learning opportunities on the horizon. While exact dates are still being finalized, we encourage our community to mark their calendars and stay tuned for more details.

Join us for our fourth introductory training cohort on Treating Antisemitism-Related Stress & Trauma in Emerging Adulthood. This live 90-minute session is designed for mental health professionals, educators, and community leaders seeking to better understand and address the psychological impact of antisemitism on young adults (ages 18–29).

I recently traveled to Israel—on the very last flight before war with Iran officially broke out. I went as part of a “Trauma Mission” organized by the American Jewish Medical Association. As a Jewish psychologist still grappling with the trauma of October 7, I felt deeply called to go—not only to help others heal, but to begin healing myself.

On the heels of the murders of Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky last week in DC there was another attack on the Run for Their Lives community, a grassroots movement where people have a weekly run / walk to raise awareness for the 58 hostages still in Gaza.

Jessica and I began the week with pride and celebration, marching up 5th Avenue with Kesher Shalom Project and the AJMA. We sang, danced, and embraced the strength and spirit of our Jewish identity.

Get ready for an exciting day in New York City! Gesher Campus Care invites you to join the annual Israel Parade this coming Sunday, May 18th, at 2:00 PM. This event is more than just a colorful celebration; it's an opportunity for all of us to come together, show our support for Israel, and meet some fantastic new team members.

The interview presents a sobering look at how rising antisemitism—amplified by ideological movements and campus activism—is psychologically harming Jewish students and distorting therapy practices. In response, leaders like Shaw, Zmood, and Steinwurtzel are advancing trauma-informed, culturally competent care models to protect Jewish identity and restore psychological safety.

Gesher Campus Care was mentioned in The Free Press' article on "American Psychological Association Slammed for ‘Virulent’ Jew Hate" by Sally Satel.