Jewish Family Service of MetroWest New Jersey - Premier Mental Health and Social Service Agency

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Programs

Support Groups 2024

Support groups provide an opportunity for people with similar personal experiences to express feelings and share coping strategies with professional guidance. Click on any image below to email the facilitator of the group to ask questions or to register. A Journey Through Grief – Bereavement group for older adults who have lost a spouse or significant [...]

Caregiver Support Groups

Caring for a family member who has Alzheimer’s disease or trouble with thinking or memory can be both emotionally and physically challenging. Research has shown that caregivers who receive emotional and practical support experience measurable improvements in depression, stress, and physical wellbeing. We have a the below support groups available for caregivers.

Who will oversee the care of my loved one when I’m gone?

As a parent of a child with developmental disabilities, my wife and I faced the question– who will manage the daily life of our family member with special needs providing the attention and care, in place of us, “when I’m gone”;  With a daughter on the West coast and a son who lives a distance […]

Breaking Free of Childhood Anxiety (based on SPACE)

Support group for parents & caregivers of children experiencing anxiety This program utilizes SPACE, “Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions”, a parent-based treatment program for children & teens with anxiety, OCD, and related problems, developed by Dr. Eli Lebowitz at the Yale Child Study Center. 6 week session beginning on Thursday, March 7, 2024 TIME: [...]

JFS Conference

Attachment Based Family Therapy, ABFT, is a manualized, empirically informed family therapy model specifically designed to target family and individual processes associated with adolescent suicide and depression. ABFT emerges from interpersonal theories that suggest adolescent depression and suicide can be precipitated, exacerbated or buffered against by the quality of interpersonal relationships in families. It is [...]