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Heart of the Matter
by Emuna Braverman
It doesn’t take a lot – a smile, a kind word, an offer to help – to light up another human being.
by Slovie Jungreis-Wolff
Three pivotal ways to help our children throughout this upheaval. They need us now more than ever.
Marriage
by Elliott Katz
Blaming your spouse and not taking responsibility doesn’t work.
by Elisheva Hart
We spend far too much of our lives complaining and robbing ourselves of the opportunity of joy in the moment.
by Dini Harris
Three practical ways to show your children how to choose happiness this Sukkot.
by Elizabeth Kurtz
These easy and delicious dishes will get your cooking done in a flash and give you time to enjoy in the sukkah.
From maple mustard chicken to Mississippi Mud pie.
by Gitta Bixenspanner
A complete menu, delicious and simple.
We are moving from Los Angeles shortly after Sukkot and in the midst of packing everything up.
by Dr. Alan Singer
From in-laws to laughter, more practical advice on improving your marriage.
by Jennifer Berger
Learning to live in the moment, to focus on the things I can control, and to let go of what I can’t.
Why we make commitments without the ability to fulfill them.
by Sara Debbie Gutfreund
Family rifts are extremely painful. Reconciling is a real possibility.
Balanced, hydrating and satiating.
How to bring to life the concept of repentance and forgiveness to your young children.
by Aharon Lerner
The children weren't allowed to go to their friend's funeral. Thanks to one psychotherapist, here's what they did instead.
by Rony Halevy
Sweet comes in many varieties, and not just honey!
Part of us wants to avoid thinking about this holy day until it's just no longer possible.
by Kosher.com
These recipes are simple to make, and incorporate lots of color, nutrients, and flavor.
How to help your kids connect to the significance of the Jewish new year.
This new year make your marriage a priority.
Sweet and delicious menu ideas for Yom Tov and for all year around.
We all want to transcend the mundane, to lift above the ordinary, to touch the Divine.
by Elimor Ryzman
Because they have someone to cry to.
by Dr. Yvette Alt Miller
Aish.com spoke with educational experts. Here's what they had to say.
The Marines articulated life's primary challenge.
by M. Gary Neuman and Esther Neuman
Shifting the focus to gratitude and positivity.
Delicious recipes from my Israeli mother who instilled in me love for Moroccan Middle Eastern cuisine.
by Adina Soclof, MS. CCC-SLP
Many kids and parents are feeling more anxious and stressed at this time. Here are some tips that can help.
A perfect T-shirt for the month of Elul.
by Sarah Pachter
How to balance the conflicting forces of desire and security in marriage.
These quick and yummy marinades are your answer to fast and fresh dinners.
Kids know that sometimes no doesn't actually mean no. It means let's drive our parents crazy until they give in.
My husband and I are driving across the United States.
Ten tips to get through this challenging time from women who emerged stronger on the other side.
Happiness and suffering are not mutually exclusive.
The amount of time you spend with your spouse is critical for a happy marriage.
The key is to learn how to manage them.
by Danielle Renov
Timeless recipes that will bring your loved ones to the table.
In honor of Tu B’Av, a day of harmony, a practical tool for filling your home with peace and joy.
by Dr. Perry Bell and Rabbi Nitzan Bergman
Respect and obedience can only be taught in an environment of empathy, validation and emotional intelligence.
by Rabbi Jonathan Bienenfeld
If you don’t really know someone, how can you truly love them?
A tribute to the celebrity reminds us what really counts in life.
If I'm confident that my child can handle a situation, they will confidently deal with it.
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