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by Rabbi Dov Heller, LMFT
Dating Wisdom
At Home in Jerusalem PODCAST
by Rabbi Eli Deutsch
Four helpful dating strategies.
by Aleeza Ben Shalom
Being nervous is totally normal. Here are few practical ideas to help you manage your dating anxiety.
How to get closure and learn from the difficult experience.
What to do to keep online dating from getting stale.
How to navigate during times of social distancing, quarantine, and isolation.
by Daniella H.
What can I do with this situation? How can I make it constructive and use it to elevate myself somehow?
How to put your best self out there again.
PODCAST
by Heather Dean
Rabbi Eitiel Goldwicht on chemistry, compatibility and choosing to love.
by David Lester
The road from being single to standing under the chuppah follows similar stages depicted in the Exodus narrative.
Author Leah Cheirif on the life skills we need to create a strong marriage.
Do not follow these supposed gems of wisdom.
Aleeza Ben Shalom on men’s and women’s responsibilities on dates
Rabbi David Aaron's guide to making the decision of a lifetime.
I’m just not attracted to the kind of man I know I should want, and meanwhile the clock is ticking.
Ask the Matchmaker
by Ziva Kramer
I can't let go of my boyfriend even though I know I should break things off.
Rosie Einhorn and Sherry Zimmerman talk about chemistry, timing and having a mentor. .
A nightmare date where both parties were in the wrong.
How to be inscribed for a good year and merit your soul mate.
Is there any hope for this relationship? Should I just relax and give it more time?
by Sigalleitt Sharel
What I learned from my long journey being single and how I let go of my fears and misconceptions about love to get to marriage.
by Dr. Chani Maybruch
Just not feeling it? Try this.
I regret listening to the negative things my friend said about a girl I'm dating because I think in the end she's right for me.
Aleeza Ben Shalom explains why taking a break from dating can help you meet the right one.
After a year of living together and thinking this is the one, he suddenly tells me that he doesn't see this heading towards marriage.
Rosie Einhorn and Sherry Zimmerman on what goes through the minds of singles who feel pressured by forceful people.
Rabbi David Aaron on what matters most in marriage.
How to preserve your positive attitude while dating.
Why deciding to marry your bashert isn’t as hard as you think.
by Gabriella Avery
My journey to getting married was riddled with uncertainty and severe anxiety. Here are some practical suggestions for those struggling with intense doubt and fear while dating.
Aleeza Ben Shalom on what to do when you’re not feeling a big yes or no.
Rosie Einhorn and Sherry Zimmerman on getting to know your date, and when it’s time to get personal.
How to make a good first impression on video chat.
Dating columnist Aleeza Ben Shalom on the Laws of Attraction for singles.
Dating Advice
Dina Coopersmith on the Jewish view of love and dating.
Why are so many women attracted to guys that just aren’t so nice?
by David Shlomo Greenberg
Instead of being supported and encouraged, so many Jewish singles are made to feel excluded and unworthy.
Tools to reset your mindset.
6 reasons to walk away.
Aleeza Ben Shalom explains whether love means having the same temperament and interests.
Rabbi Dr. Dovid Gottlieb on finding a suitable match for marriage.
And not lose yourself or your relationship.
by Ilana Cowland and Rabbi Jamie Cowland
Shifting your view of marriage from an opportunity to take to an opportunity to give.
Hold on to what's important and let go of the super detailed image you have in your mind.
Creating and adapting positive relationship habits that will increase satisfaction and stability in your relationship.
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