The Neshamah Institute

In the middle of a busy week, Torah gives us a chance to pause.

This summer, join Rabbi Amy on Wednesdays for an hour of Torah study focused on the spiritual wisdom of the weekly Torah portions and how these teachings continue to speak to our lives today.

Together we’ll reflect, ask questions, share perspectives, and explore what it means to live with greater intention, compassion, and awareness.

No prior experience needed. Just curiosity and a willingness to learn.

Wednesdays beginning June 3
12:00–1:00 PM on Zoom

Free and open to all.

Learn more and join us:
👉 https://niboca.org/online-torah-study/

There’s a moment at every B’nai Mitzvah when the room goes quiet.

A parent stands up.
Takes the microphone.
And speaks directly to their child.

Not about the event. Not about the party.
About them.

Who they are.
What you’ve seen.
What you hope for them.

This is one of the most meaningful parts of the entire day.

And it doesn’t need to be perfect.
It needs to be real.

The most powerful parent speeches are not polished.
They’re specific. Honest. Personal.

At Neshamah, we guide families through this moment just as much as we guide the students. Because this is part of the journey too.

A chance to say what matters. In front of everyone who matters.

Learn how to write a meaningful parent speech:
👉 https://niboca.org/the-parent-speech-at-a-bnai-mitzvah/

Start your B’nai Mitzvah journey:
👉 https://niboca.org/bar-bat-mitzvah-boca-raton/

Book a welcome call with Rabbi Amy:
👉 https://niboca.org/contact-us/