 
EVENT 1 We’re often told that money can’t buy happiness; joy must come from within. But let’s be honest: Are we really supposed to think that having nicer things doesn’t mean anything? What do the classic Jewish sources suggest about what matters most? Analyze and dig deep over morning coffee and a boxed lunch. Click here to register
EVENT 2 Staying positive about life means staying positive about ourselves. In this second step, we look at the importance of nurturing a healthy self-concept and how to avoid negative feelings about ourselves. Oftentimes it is feelings of nihilism and excessive navel-gazing that drag us down, but they can be countered by two prime, if seemingly paradoxical, Jewish principles. How can we learn to love ourselves without getting stuck on ourselves? Games, treats and good ole' fashioned fun will make this a memorable Chanukah party! Click here to register
EVENT 3 Each of us matters, because each of us has been sent into this world for a particular purpose. But what is that purpose exactly? This lesson goes through nine different life-factors to take into account in this search. Above all, we learn that, contrary to popular misconception, living a holistic life inspired by the Torah means having a relationship with G‑d in which our individual selves find expression. To this end, we employ a kabbalah-based personality test to learn how to best express our personal strengths while pursuing our life mission. Learn about yours over morning coffee and a boxed lunch. Click here to register
EVENT 4 The Talmud has some advice for dealing with anxiety, while a Chasidic master proposes a strategy for changing the way we feel by acknowledging the power of the mind over the heart. This belief and trust in a loving G‑d ought to inspire a sense of calm, but how can we control how we feel? Paint, and enjoy Purim delicacies, as we discover how the Purim story is a classic example of unmasking G‑d's ongoing protection in the everyday. Click here to register
EVENT 5 Is it possible to be happy if I'm dissatisfied due to my mistakes and missed opportunities? Discover what your mistakes say about you, and how to experience joy in spite of the struggle of regret and remorse. Enjoy a delicious brunch and farbrengen in celebration of the birthday of Rebbetzin Hindel Levitin. Click here to register
EVENT 6 Rochel Zuckerman was born to a Jewish mother who was immersed in the Muslim faith and was of a famed Egyptian musical family. Raised Catholic after her parents’ divorce, Rochel knew her true identity was waiting for her. Rochel’s powerful real-life account of her tumultuous journey back to traditional Judaism will resonate deep within your soul. Refreshments will be served. Click here to register
EVENT 7 Too often we forget that Judaism is itself supposed to be a joyful experience not despite the many duties and strictures that come with keeping the Torah, but because of them. How can religion make people happy instead of more repressed? Over morning coffee and boxed lunch, see where you stand in this debate and leave encouraged and inspired as you are introduced to a more transcendent form of joy that is available to everyone. Click here to register
EVENT 8 This class analyzes how to mitigate some of the major impediments to our interpersonal relationships namely, cynicism, disagreement, and an inability to listen to others. Because the road to joy is easier when you don't go it alone. Experience this truth at the Jewish Women's Circle's grand finale and learn how to bake Challah from scratch in an exciting assortment of flavors. Enjoy a delectable buffet. Click here to register Reservations required. Event size is limited to ensure socially distanced seating. Register: palmbeachjewish.com/jwc or 347-564-8393. First 7 events: $25 admission per event or $150 for all 7. Event 8 Grand Challah Bake: $54 admission. 
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