Hello Friend, At some point, our bodies will tell us to stop. Our minds will feel blank, scattered, overfilled or empty, and we will need to rest. It’s common advice to listen to our bodies, to notice when our tank is out of gas and find opportunities to pause and recoup. At the 10.27 Healing Partnership we encourage self-insight and agency and making choices informed by a deep relationship...

Hello Friend, The 10.27 Healing Partnership would like to bid Rabbi Hazzan Jeffrey Myers a warm farewell as he and his wife Janice move from Pittsburgh to New Jersey to spend more time with their wonderful family. Rabbi Myers, the Rabbi of Tree of Life Congregation since 2016, has walked with our community during tragic and joyful times. Since the October 27, 2018 synagogue shooting that...

Hello Friend, I recently had the privilege of traveling to Australia with the Jewish Federations of North America to express solidarity with Sydney’s Jewish community following the 2025 Chanukah attack there. Communities that have experienced mass violence never want new members. We do not want another family or community to experience the devastation of mass violence, and especially not...

Hello Friend, In our center, I often get to feel proud and enthusiastic for the people who visit and share about the actions they’re taking in their lives. I’ve noticed that despite my excitement, the other person frequently feels discouraged and bothered about how “little” their efforts are. I worry that the pressure to change our lives or the world around us in big, dramatic ways...

Hello Friend,  The 10.27 Healing Partnership was started in response to the October 27, 2018 antisemitic mass shooting in Pittsburgh. Our mission is to attend to the needs of the community that was impacted, including survivors, family members, congregations, and neighbors. Because of the nature of our organization, it can sometimes be unclear who...