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Lisa Silverstein

San Francisco
As seen in: The Times of Israel, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, kveller, Urban Institute, J. The Jewish News of Northern California, Cleveland Jewish News, Philadelphia Jewish Exponent, Washington Jewish Week, Baltimore Jewish Times, The Jewish Link of New Jersey and
A dynamic artist, rabbi, yogi & dancer whose work combines deep spirituality, refined musicality, and a holistic approach to spiritual & physical well-being.
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Family-Friendly Tribal and Rural Campuses

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By Theresa Anderson, Lisa Silverstein, Tiffany Gusbeth
| Urban Institute
Students with caregiving responsibilities—including raising children or supporting elders and other family members—make up more than 40 percent of enrollment at tribal colleges and universities (TCUs), yet they are underrepresented in institutional data, underserved by college supports, and largely absent from higher education research.
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Movement, Memory and the Mind: How Mind-Body Exercise Sharpens the Aging Brain

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By Lisa Silverstein
| The Jewish Link of New Jersey Verified
As a registered nurse and certified Pilates teacher, I’ve spent years helping women get stronger and reconnect with their bodies. About 10 years ago, I began working with a couple in their early 70s who had both been diagnosed with early-onset dementia. Each week, I visited their apartment to guide them through a gentle mind-body movement routine. Trusting my instincts, I chose to repeat the same sequence every session.
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Voices | Policing how Jews mourn never ends well

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By Lisa Silverstein
| Baltimore Jewish Times Verified
(Courtesy via JTA) By Rabbi Lisa Silverstein | JTA When I was in rabbinical school, we were taught some pretty solid information about death and burial. It was academically correct and historically accurate — it was actually one of my favorite courses. However, the class did not prepare me in the least to conduct a funeral. Moreover, the information I learned certainly did not give me the tools to counsel families about death and dying.
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