In the spring of 2024, BeWell completed the first-ever national research study to provide a snapshot of Jewish teen well-being today and help us better understand the intersection of Jewish culture and tradition, family dynamics, and systemic communal influences. Learn about the findings in general and the specific data from teens connected to the Reform movement, and discuss the implications on the work you do as educators.

Beth Lipshultz, BeWell

Beth is committed to supporting the mental health and wellness of youth and those who care about them.  Her career has been focused on community building, leadership development, inclusion, and mental wellness education.  Beth is proud to be part of BeWell, the mental health and wellness initiatives of Jewish Federations of North America.  She creates and facilitates different mental wellness programs and trainings in a variety of settings throughout the Jewish community.