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Organization Tzehar Holds Empowering Seminar for Parents of Struggling Teens in Tiberias

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The organization Tzehar is holding an empowering seminar for parents of struggling teens in Tiberias from November 12-14, 2026. Participants from previous seminars reported significant improvements in their family relationships and a desire to have attended sooner. The event features lectures, personal counseling, and a panel discussion with individuals who have faced similar challenges, aiming to provide parents with tools and support. Prominent rabbis have endorsed the initiative, emphasizing its educational importance and the value of community support.

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  • Tzehar's seminar for parents of struggling teens will take place in Tiberias from November 12-14, 2026.
  • Previous attendees described the seminar as a turning point that strengthened their relationships with their children.
  • The event aims to provide parents with understanding, tools, and professional guidance for navigating adolescent challenges.
  • Prominent rabbis, including Rabbi Dov Landau and Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch, have endorsed the seminar.
  • The program includes lectures, personal counseling, and a panel discussion featuring individuals with lived experience.
  • The cost for the seminar is 2,970 NIS per couple, payable in three installments.

The organization Tzehar is hosting a special seminar for parents of teenagers facing challenges, to be held from Thursday, November 12 to Saturday, November 14, 2026, at the "Tzipori on the Kinneret" hotel in Tiberias. Previous participants described the seminar as a turning point that strengthened their relationships with their children, providing them with understanding, tools, and empowerment. Many expressed regret that they had not attended sooner, believing it could have significantly altered their family's experience.

The "Tzehar for the Teen's Soul" seminar aims to equip parents with practical tools and professional guidance to navigate the complexities of raising teenagers. The three-day event will focus on understanding the adolescent world and building bridges of closeness through direct interaction with experienced professionals and a supportive community of parents facing similar issues.

This initiative has received blessings from prominent rabbis. Rabbi Dov Landau emphasized the importance of community support, stating, "This is a shared trouble, not an individual one," and wished success. Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch called participation "a duty of education," not just good advice. The Rebbe of Belz compared attending the seminar to consulting a specialist doctor.

The upcoming seminar will feature numerous rabbis and educators, including Rabbi Yehoshua Pink, Rabbi Yechiel Fiskin, Rabbi Pinchas Brier, Rabbi Nathan Rosen, Rabbi Israel Mordechai Vidislavsky, Rabbi Ze'ev Katzenelbogen, Rabbi Avichai Cohen, Rabbi Shmuel Rotner, Rabbi Shimshon Farber, and Rabbi Avraham Weinberg. In addition to lectures and discussions, parents will have the opportunity for personal counseling. A special lecture for women will be delivered by Mrs. Pari Cohen.

A significant part of the program will be a panel where individuals who have experienced these challenges will share their personal journeys. This offers parents a rare chance to gain insight from those who have been through it, fostering new understanding and healing family connections. The organizers urge parents not to delay in seeking the right support for themselves and their children, highlighting that stepping away from daily routine for learning and empowerment can be a crucial step for their families.

The cost for the seminar is three installments of 990 NIS per couple, totaling 2,970 NIS per couple.

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