14Y Selah - Summer Empowerment Series

Presented by 14Y Selah

Join us for the Summer Empowerment Series — a three-part event series focused on mental health, addiction recovery, and personal empowerment through a Jewish and community-centered lens.

Hosted by 14Y Selah, each evening blends real stories, practical tools, and soul-nourishing connection. Whether you’re in recovery, love someone who is, or simply seeking a more intentional way to live, this series is for you.

Each session includes light refreshments, a featured speaker, and time for group reflection and community connection.

📍 Location: 14th Street Y Theater

🕰 Time: 6:30–9:00 PM

🎟 Cost: $10 per session

7 Things You Need to Know If You Love Someone Who Struggles with Addiction

Facilitated by Julie Merberg

Gain insight, compassion, and practical strategies to support a loved one navigating substance use. Learn how family support can be a powerful part of the healing journey.

Living with Intention: Crafting Your Personal Mission Statement

Facilitated by Jeremy Pool CASAC, Associate Director of Programs, 14Y Selah

Discover your values, clarify your purpose, and shape a personal mission to guide your growth. This interactive session will offer time for reflection, journaling, and connection.

Blocking the Noise: Tools for Inner Peace and Emotional Repair

Facilitated by Dr. Angelina Lipman, Clinical Psychologist & Author

Explore how trauma shapes our inner world—and learn tools to quiet the noise of shame, fear, and self-doubt.

🎁 Attendees will receive a free copy of Dr. Lipman’s book, Blocking the Noise.

Come for one session or attend all three.

These evenings are built for healing, community, and personal transformation.

Who is this for?

Anyone seeking a deeper connection to their healing journey—whether in recovery, supporting others, or exploring growth and self-discovery.

Is this a clinical or religious program?

Neither. This is a spiritually grounded, community-driven space. Jewish tradition is present, but you don’t need to identify as Jewish to attend.

Is the venue accessible?

Yes, the 14th Street Y Theater is ADA-accessible.

Questions?

Contact Jeremy Pool at [email protected]

Host or Publisher 14th Street Y