
Bring Light, Language, and Lasting Impact to the Next Generation
Parents, schools, and communities are searching for guidance.
The Certified Atzmi Facilitator Program was created to meet that need.
Certified Atzmi Facilitators are trained to deliver Atzmi's evidence-based, Torah-aligned workshops and educational programming with professionalism, sensitivity, and fidelity to Atzmi's mission and approach.
CAFs become part of a growing movement dedicated to strengthening the emotional wellbeing, resilience, and inner lives of Jewish girls and families.
The CAF program combines:
Participants learn how to:
CAFs are trained not only in content, but in delivery. Participants develop:
Ideal for: Educators Β· School Counselors Β· Kallah Teachers Β· Social Workers Β· Mentors Β· Seminary Staff Β· Community Leaders
CAFs become part of a collaborative network of women committed to supporting the emotional wellbeing of Jewish girls and families. Benefits include:
CAFs will also:
Upon successful completion, CAFs become eligible to utilize approved Atzmi programming and materials to facilitate workshops, educational events, and community initiatives. This creates opportunities to:
CAFs help bring responsible, emotionally informed messaging around:
One of the most meaningful aspects of the CAF experience is that participants often find the material personally transformative. CAFs frequently gain:
βThe tools taught are not only for studentsβthey are tools for life.β
To build a generation of facilitators who can bring warmth, wisdom, emotional literacy, Torah values, and practical tools into Jewish schools and communities with professionalism, compassion, and integrity.
To be completed between July 15 and August 2
Select the group whose schedule works best for you.
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
A video presentation will be required as part of the final assessment.
One conversation can change a girl's life.
Thank you for your interest. Applications are now closed, and will reopen when we are accepting our next CAF cohort.
Questions? info@atzmi.org