Take part in a community discussion on intergenerational trauma--featuring a presentation on what it is, how it takes shape & suggested resources to address it, all led by a professional therapist.
As we bring this year’s edition of the Between Two Worlds program series to a close, take part in a community discussion of intergenerational trauma. Trauma has manifested in the books we’ve read this year, along with in our daily lives, and this program hopes to illuminate how to address it.
Led by Rachel Pinto of Cardinal Counseling Services PLLC, this program will feature a presentation on what intergenerational trauma is, how it takes shape in our lives and suggested resources on how to address it in our lives.
Rachel Pinto, LPC-S is a therapist, speaker, and the Founder & Clinical Director of Cardinal Counseling Services, PLLC in North Little Rock, AR. Rachel is known for speaking about hard topics in a way that feels human, accessible, and surprisingly relieving -
often with enough humor to make people exhale before they realize they’re also learning something important.
The Yiddish Book Center’s Public Libraries Program brings Yiddish literature in translation to public libraries across the United States to deepen their engagement with Yiddish literature and Jewish life, religion, and culture, and to foster vibrant cross-cultural dialogue and discussion in their communities.
This program is best for adults & teens, with no expected skill level or familiarity with the Yiddish language! Snacks provided!
No registration is required. | csansom@nlrlibrary.org
AGE GROUP: | Ages 19+: Adults | Ages 13-18: Teens |
EVENT TYPE: | Health & Wellness | Education/Training |
TAGS: | Yiddish Book Center | Yiddish | Trauma | Between Two Worlds |
This is the secondary branch of the William F. Laman Public Library located in the heart of the Argenta Arts District of North Little Rock.
