| A six-week journey for Jewish grandparents, drawing wisdom from the Torah's first families. Mondays, October 12 – November 16 Online • 6 sessions Times may shift by one hour during the fall clock changes. Only $360! |
What if being a grandparent could be an opportunity for growth, not just a new family role? Togther we will explore the strengths, struggles, relationships, and growth of the Torah's first families and use their stories as a lens for our own grandparenting journeys. We will consider what it means to build meaningful connection, navigate changing family dynamics, establish boundaries, and create a Jewish legacy that feels authentically our own. |
| Meet Your Teacher Rabbanit Sharona Hassan is a master Jewish educator, MSW, and the founder of Grand Plan. For more than 25 years, she has worked with Jewish families and communities in the United States, Australia, and Israel, including day schools, camps, synagogues, youth programs, Birthright, and Momentum. As a former Rubissa/Rebbetzin emeritus and longtime educator, Sharona brings both deep Jewish knowledge and a practical understanding of the joys and complexities of family life. Today, she brings that experience to a question she believes deserves more attention: What does it mean to be a grandparent with intention, purpose, and joy? |
DISCOVERWhat can Torah's first families teach us about grandparenting today? | REFLECTWhat kind of grandparent do you want to be? | CONNECTHow can you build meaningful relationships across generations? |
This course is for you if...
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Week 1 | Avraham Week 4 | Rivka | Week 2 | Sarah Week 5 | Rachel & Leah | Week 3 | Yitzchak Week 6 | Yaakov |
"Becoming the Grandparent You Want to Be isn’t only changing how I show up as a grandparent, it’s helping me feel more spiritually aligned as a person." - Nicole "The workshop helped me understand and navigate how I can help infuse Judaism into my grandchildren's lives. It gave me 'Bubbie Powers', encouraged me to proudly be the type of grandmother I envision." - Sarah "What I loved most was that we didn't just study Jewish texts. Sharona has a remarkable gift for using them as a doorway into our own lives. She combines timeless wisdom with creative learning tools that help each participant develop a deeply personal vision of the grandparent they hope to become." - Kim |
What kind of grandparent do you want to be? You don't need to have all the answers. Just a willingness to explore. Join me for six weeks of Jewish wisdom, reflection, and meaningful connection. |