Explore upcoming Yesh Tikva events. Supportive spaces, workshops, and community programs for individuals navigating infertility and complex family-building journeys and those who support them across their circle.
Our Pregnant & Parenting Post–Donor Conception Support Space, led by Kenzi Locks, LCSW HWC, offers a compassionate, confidential place to explore the emotional, relational, and identity questions that arise when […]
Our Grandparents-in-Waiting Supportive Space, led by Marian Getzler-Kramer Ph.D, offers a compassionate, confidential place for parents of those experiencing infertility to process their own emotions while learning how to support […]
Join Yesh Tikva
for a professional training exploring the emotional complexity of pregnancy, postpartum, and motherhood after infertility, offering clinicians deeper understanding, practical language, and more nuanced frameworks for supporting patients navigating reproductive trauma and prolonged uncertainty.
Join Yesh Tikva for a professional training exploring ambiguous loss and disenfranchised grief in infertility and family-building journeys, helping clinicians better recognize, understand, and support these often-overlooked experiences in clinical practice.
Our Pregnant & Parenting Post–Donor Conception Support Space, led by Kenzi Locks, LCSW HWC, offers a compassionate, confidential place to explore the emotional, relational, and identity questions that arise when […]
Our Grandparents-in-Waiting Supportive Space, led by Marian Getzler-Kramer Ph.D, offers a compassionate, confidential place for parents of those experiencing infertility to process their own emotions while learning how to support […]
Join Yesh Tikva
for a professional training exploring the emotional complexity of pregnancy, postpartum, and motherhood after infertility, offering clinicians deeper understanding, practical language, and more nuanced frameworks for supporting patients navigating reproductive trauma and prolonged uncertainty.
Join Yesh Tikva for a professional training exploring ambiguous loss and disenfranchised grief in infertility and family-building journeys, helping clinicians better recognize, understand, and support these often-overlooked experiences in clinical practice.
This panel is being held by the National Jewish Healing Conference 2026. Gila Muskin Block, Executive Director, and Kenzi Locks, LCSW, HWC, Director of Programs and Educational Development will be […]
Yesh Tikva provides compassionate, Jewishly-grounded emotional support, education, and community for individuals and couples navigating infertility and complex family-building journeys. We work to reduce isolation, raise awareness, and ensure that […]
Infertility touches many individuals and couples, yet it is often experienced in silence. For a kallah or young woman, this journey can bring feelings of grief, confusion, shame, or isolation, […]
What is Infertility Awareness Shabbat? Infertility Awareness Shabbat (IAS) is an annual initiative led by Yesh Tikva that invites Jewish communities around the world to acknowledge infertility, raise awareness, and foster […]
All Paths provides a gentle, confidential space for anyone considering or navigating alternative family-building options. Together with Kenzi Locks, LCSW HWC, we explore the emotional, practical, ethical and spiritual dimensions […]
Infertility brings with it a complex emotional landscape, one that often includes deep, ongoing grief. But when does that grief remain within the realm of a normative response, and when […]
Our Pregnant & Parenting Post–Donor Conception Support Space, led by Kenzi Locks, LCSW HWC, offers a compassionate, confidential place to explore the emotional, relational, and identity questions that arise when […]
The Support Line offers a confidential space for emotional support, information, and referrals related to infertility and family-building challenges. A trained professional will meet with you for short-term support and help connect you to Yesh Tikva programs and trusted external resources.
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