Jewish Addiction Awareness Network Joins BaMidbar
By integrating JAAN’s programs and materials, BaMidbar’s efforts in addressing the mental health challenges specific to addiction will expand.
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BaMidbar Seeks New CEO
BaMidbar has engaged DRG, a non-profit executive search and consulting firm, to manage the search for our new CEO. Applications are now being accepted.
BaMidbar Seeks Director of Business Operations
The Director of Business Operations (DBO) will serve as the central address for all matters concerning BaMidbar’s financial management, operational systems, information technology, HR administration, and talent management.
The Practice of Sefirat HaOmer as an Offering of Resilience: We Count!
When we count, we count! How the Jewish practice of counting the Omer, when applied through a lens of well-being, can be a seasonal resilience-promoting habit.
BaMidbar Announces Senior Team Promotions
Emily Heeren, Brett Hausler, and Gabriela Lupatkin receive promotions in recognition of the expanding roles and responsibilities of their work as BaMidbar continues to grow. Mazel tov!
I’m a Peer Leadership Fellow. This Is What I Learned.
Applications to be a 2024-25 Peer Leadership Fellow are now open! Read on to learn about one teen's experience, how the Peer Wellness cohort engages with mental health, and why you and your compassionate friends should join.
BaMidbar’s Gabriela Lupatkin Quoted in Hadassah Magazine
BaMidbar's Director of Clinical Services, Gabriela Lupatkin, is quoted in Hadassah Magazine's recent article, "A Very Real, Very Personal Mental Health Issue," which looks at the psychological impact of antisemitism.
Jory Hanselman Mayschak To Step Down After 8 Years of Visionary Leadership
Denver, April 15, 2024: BaMidbar announced today that founding CEO, Jory Hanselman Mayschak, has decided to step down after eight years of leadership, effective July 1, 2024.
Ruderman Family Foundation Announces Multi-Year Support
(Jewish Journal) A newly announced $320,000 multi-year grant from the Ruderman Family Foundation will enable the BaMidbar organization to bring its unique mental health approach and adventure-based clinical therapy to Jewish teenagers and young adults in the Boston area.