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Purim + Boundaries Webinar Recording
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Purim can bring up so many emotions—joy, pressure, exhaustion, expectation. It’s a time of giving and connection, but also a time when personal boundaries can feel blurry.
In this class, Rena creates a calm, thoughtful space to explore what it means to set boundaries with kindness and empathy. How can we honor our own needs while also showing up for those around us? How do childhood experiences shape the way we handle expectations today? And what does it look like to navigate these moments with clarity instead of depletion?
Through the lens of Purim and Esther HaMalka, we explore:
🌿 Listening to your body as a guide for setting boundaries in all relationships
🌿 Balancing personal needs with family and societal expectations
🌿 Understanding childhood experiences and how they shape the way we say yes—or no—today
🌿 Holding space for others (children, spouses, in-laws) while staying true to yourself
🌿 Trusting your own insights, even when well-meaning help doesn’t actually feel helpful
🌿 Parenting with empathy—validating your child’s emotions while still providing structure
Participants described the class as calming, empowering, and deeply relevant to navigating not just Purim, but relationships in general. Many walked away feeling more peaceful, inspired, and hopeful, with practical tools to approach family interactions with compassion and self-respect.
If this speaks to you, the recording is available here.
Original price was: ₪175.₪122Current price is: ₪122.
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Testimonials:
“The information was GOLD. So important for every Jewish mother so that we can go through these potentially stressful times of year with the tools to navigate them smoothly and happily.”
“Noticing yourself and your needs with compassion can open up opportunities to empathize with the people around you and help you connect with them—even as you say no to their expectations.”
“Listen and honor your body—it’s a model for any relationship and how to set boundaries with kindness.”
“I gained an approach that is loving and respectful to myself and my family.”
“Going into your child’s shoes and being playful… to show them full empathy so they come out feeling heard and that they matter!”