The Betty Ann Greenbaum Miller Center for Jewish Healing helps people feel a sense of connection when facing the challenges of illness, loss, or isolation by offering spiritual and communal supports to foster hope, comfort, and wholeness guided by Jewish tradition.

Grief & Bereavement Supports

Bereavement Services offers support groups, spiritual support, and holiday bereavement workshops for people dealing with loss.

Suicide Loss Survivor Group & Resources

JF&CS is offers a support group for suicide loss survivors, as well as a toolkit of resources for those facing the pain of surviving suicide loss.

End-of-Life Services

End-of-Life Services provides spiritual support for people facing terminal illness.

Synagogue Support & Resources

The Caring Communities Resource Network (CCRN) supports synagogue efforts to create and sustain caring communities through synagogue and community-wide trainings, consultations, and conferences.

Additional Community Resources: training and education

The Spirited Aging Program supports people of all ages in their search to find meaning, joy, and spirituality in their lives as they grow older. Read more about the program here.

The Healing Circle is an innovative model of self-care for human service professionals, designed to be replicated in a variety of workplace environments. Read more about Healing Circle here.

Thanks to a very generous gift from Daniel Miller in loving memory of his wife Betty Ann, z"l*, Jewish Healing Connections has been renamed the Betty Ann Greenbaum Miller Center for Jewish Healing.

You can read more about the rededication event in 2016 and Betty Ann Greenbaum Miller's life here. You can also read more about the significance of the name change in a blog here.

For more information, call 781-647-JFCS (5327) or email your questions via our contact us page.

*of blessed memory

Read the JF&CS Haggadah in English, Russian, & Hebrew

Read the Jewish Prayers, Psalms, & Readings for Comfort, Hope, and Support

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