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The obvious coefficient of Jewish identity is peoplehood. And yet the Jewish people cannot be defined without reference to the family.

At the 23rd anniversary of the University of Pittsubrgh Chabad House, Rabbi Manis Friedman expounds on the organization's motto: "The warmest place away from home." What is a home and why does having one touch us so deeply?

This spiritual explanation of why it is so difficult for us to properly honor our parents offers insight into healing intergenerational trauma and coming to peace with issues picked up from one’s family of origin.

An honest look at why and how we get pulled into dysfunctional relationships, and some practical insights for rising above the chaos.

A window into hasidic Jewish family life, dating, intimacy and raising children, through the prism of youthful Chabad couple, Rabbi Dovid and Chana Vigler, in conversation with Chana Weisberg.

On the importance of developing a strong family narrative and fostering an "inter-generational" sense within our children.

How come no one wants to switch families for 5 years? What does it tell us about our relationships?

Today more than ever, there are “emotional energy leaks” vying for our attention and time, that damage the special bond we are supposed to have with our mate. How can spouses make sure they are cherishing each other properly?

When Torah takes a census of the Jewish people, it always counts them “according their households.” The Jewish people is only as strong as its families.