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'Round MidnightMidnight is a busy time in Jewish tradition...
Jacob - the Work of the DyingA look at the "work" done by people approaching death through the lens of the last days of Ya'akov
You Have Sat Too Long In the Valley of TearsHow long is too long to dwell in grief?
The Greatest Principle? (Copy)Founding principles of Judaism - are they also founding principles of healing and medicine?
Midnight Wrestling: What Jacob can teach us about a novel illness among refugeesTorah passages describing Jacob's travails
Jonathan Weinkle•203 Views•February 7, 2024•Jacob and Laban,Jacob and Esau,Jacob and the Angel,Jacob and Joseph
"And he shall surely heal" - the permission or obligation to provide medical treatmentSource texts on the permission or obligation to heal, the religious attitude one should have while seeking treatment, and the other obligations that go along with it.
Shame, Guilt, Anger and Rebuke in 21st Century MedicineSources for a Jewish Medical Ethics symposium addressing the topic of shame and rebuke in medicine.
Two Heads Are Better than One: Parashat Vayetze 5783Meanings of the words ויפגע and מראשותיו in Parashat Vayetze; how person affects place and vice versa.
The Greatest Principle?Founding principles of Judaism - are they also founding principles of healing and medicine?
From The Narrow Place I Called To You: The Passover Haggadah as a Text for HealingA sampling of texts from the Haggadah that illustrate how the Exodus narrative can be used to help create a healing narrative. For an upcoming "Healers Haggadah." First presented at the Conference on Medicine and Religion, Portland, OR, March 14, 2022 (11 Adar 2, 5782).
Friends as HealersOriginally a session for teens at Congregation Beth El in the Twin Cities, on the spiritual and practical meaning of a friend or the Hebrew ידיד
Jewish Medical Micro-ethics: Ideal and RealTextual sources on the healer-patient relationship.
Jonathan Weinkle•233 Views•November 12, 2019•Healing Relationships,Medical Ethics,Healing,Interpersonal Ethics
The Tree of "Everybody Knows That"What knowledge did Adam and Eve gain from the Tree of Knowledge, and why did Hashem punish them? Text, Targum, and Rambam.
Recognizing and Responding to TraumaWhat does the experience of trauma look like? What distinguishes it from simple loss or grief? How does one respond to it in a Jewish fashion?
Three Healers Who Listenלעילוי נשמותיהם של יהודה בן יחזקאל ויוסף בן היימן ביום שנה למותם על קידוש השם
לכבוד דניאל בן אברהם ושרה, שעוד מקדש את השם בדבריו ובחייו עד היום
In memory of Jerry Rabinowitz, MD and Richard Gottfried, DDS on their first yahrzeit. They died sanctifying the Divine Name.
In honor of Dan Leger, RN, who continues to sanctify the name with his words and deeds.
Burnout, or Moral Injury? What Nadav and Avihu Can Teach Us About the Healing ProfessionsHow does the literal "burning out" of Nadav and Avihu provide insight into the figurative burnout of dedicated healing professionals like nurses, physicians and paramedics trying to reconcile impossible, conflicting demands?
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