Pesach is a time of renewal and celebration, but for parents of complex children, it can also bring overwhelming challenges. The added stress of preparing for the holiday—managing the sensory overload, emotional regulation, and social dynamics—can feel like an insurmountable task. You might find yourself juggling the demands of the Seder, the chaos of family gatherings, and the needs of your child, all while trying to maintain your own peace and faith.
This is exactly why Rabbi Shais Taub and Dr. Ilyssa Bass have teamed up again, after the success of their recent six-week course, to offer a Pre-Pesach Prep Webinar for parents of complex kids. This special two-hour session, set for Tuesday, March 25 from 1-3 PM EDT, is designed to provide parents with the tools and support they need to navigate Pesach with greater confidence and ease.
Rabbi Taub will offer spiritual guidance on how to approach Pesach with faith, patience, and trust, while Dr. Bass will provide practical tools to help parents manage the sensory, emotional, and social challenges that often arise during the holiday.
In this session, parents will learn how to:
– Create a peaceful environment for their children
– Deepen their spiritual practice during the holiday
– Navigate the challenges of Pesach with resilience and calm
The Pre-Pesach Prep Webinar will be available live on March 25, with a recording available afterward for those unable to attend. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain the emotional support and practical guidance you need to make Pesach a meaningful and peaceful experience for your family.
For more information and to register, visit soulwords.org/pesachprep.
Please explain
i mean… it says there in the flyer that a complex kid is a kid “who struggles with sensory overload, emotional regulation, or social challenges.”