BaMidbar Therapy
Jewish mental health & wellness
FEATURED NEWS AND UPDATES
Electing a President: The Mental Health Strain on Young People and How You Can Help
Growing up in the 80s and 90s, there was no social pressure, not litmus testing. It felt organic. American. Nothing about the process, or the results, was laced with fear. Disappointment, yes. Fear, not at all.
BaMidbar Selects Whitney Fisch As New CEO
Following an extensive national search that attracted over 500 candidates, BaMidbar’s Board of Directors announced that Whitney Fisch, MSW, has been tapped to be the organization’s next Chief Executive Officer.
‘Tis the Season for Teshuva – What Does Self-Care Have to Do With it?
Repentance is dynamic. Tending to our mental health and well-being may be an important resource to the process of self-examination (cheshbon hanefesh) and repentance.
2024 IMPACT STATISTICS
ABOUT BAMIDBAR
JEWISH TEENS & YOUNG ADULTS ARE STRUGGLING WITH MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION AT ALARMING RATES.
BaMidbar empowers them to find their voice and rediscover their capacity to persevere.
therapy
services
Adventure therapy is an experiential and activity-based approach to mental health treatment that uses evidence-based psychological frameworks.
Professional
Development
Professional Development programs focus on mental health literacy, experiential education, and Jewish learning through a wellness lens.
Community
Education
Community Education programs take a joyful, Jewish approach to mental health and addiction education for teens, young adults, caregivers, and the broader Jewish community.
Why Bamidbar
BaMidbar was born from the Jewish camping movement.
It was founded on the power of experiential education and the belief that Jewish tradition provides tremendous opportunities for growth and self-discovery.
We combine the wisdom, strength, and support inherent in Jewish tradition, with a clinically sophisticated, evidence-based model.
By doing so, BaMidbar provides the framework for Jewish teens and young adults to navigate life’s challenges, find their voice and agency, and rediscover their capacity for a brighter tomorrow.