Pastoral Care
Pastoral care offers a compassionate, steady presence for people navigating illness, grief, transition, or times when life feels overwhelming. Sessions provide space for deep listening, reflection, and meaning-making. Rooted in Jewish values of dignity, compassion, and accompaniment, pastoral care is not therapy; it supports you through conversation, ritual, and the presence of someone who can walk alongside you without judgment or agenda. Whether you are grieving, caregiving, or seeking spiritual grounding, pastoral care provides a place to speak honestly, explore what matters most, and feel held with gentleness and respect.
Areas of Support
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Compassionate presence and deep listening
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Grief support and processing loss
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Meaning-making around illness, aging, or life changes
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Spiritual reflection and exploration of personal beliefs
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Guidance around rituals and Jewish practices
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Support for caregivers and family systems
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Conversations about mortality, legacy, and end-of-life planning
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Preparation for funerals, shiva, and remembrance practices
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Identifying resilience and spiritual resources
Pastoral care support is offered on Zoom or in the Newton area for an hourly rate. Flexible package options are also available.
