Ethically Grounded provides consultation, advocacy, writing support, facilitation, and strategic guidance for individuals and organizations navigating complex issues related to antisemitism, antizionism, Jewish identity, ethics, and organizational culture.
We help people move from concern to action by offering practical, thoughtful, and ethically grounded support.
What We Do
Clinical Consultation
Guidance for clinicians, leaders, educational institutions, nonprofit organizations, professional associations, and community groups seeking support around ethics, organizational culture, Jewish concerns, policy development, and institutional decision making.
Advocacy
Strategic support for individuals and groups addressing concerns related to discrimination, exclusion, antisemitism, professional ethics, and institutional responses.
Facilitation and Professional Dialogue
Structured conversations that help organizations and groups navigate difficult issues while maintaining respect, curiosity, accountability, and human dignity.
Writing and Strategic Communication
Support with public statements, letters, policies, opinion pieces, and professional communications.
How We Can Help
- Support clinicians, educators, students, leaders, and community members
- Assess and connect/refer to specialized support
- Navigate ethical and organizational challenges
- Address concerns related to antisemitism and antizionism
- Facilitate dialogue across differences
- Develop thoughtful and effective communications
- Consult on policy and organizational culture
- Bridge the gap between institutional values and lived experience
Why Ethically Grounded
Many institutions aspire to inclusion, dignity, and belonging. Yet there are often gaps between those values and people’s lived experiences.
Ethically Grounded helps individuals and organizations examine those gaps and respond in ways that are thoughtful, ethical, practical, and constructive.
Our focus is not simply identifying problems. It is helping people determine what meaningful action looks like and how to move forward with integrity.
Please Note: Ethically Grounded is not a psychotherapy practice. Our work focuses on consultation, advocacy, professional dialogue, and strategic support.
About Us
Jennifer Kogan, LICSW
Jennifer Kogan is a therapist, writer, and advocate with more than thirty years of clinical experience. She is a co-founder of The Jewish Social Work Consortium and has written and spoken extensively on antisemitism, antizionism, Jewish psychological safety, ethics, and mental health. Explore Jen‘s writing on Substack.
Andrea Yudell, LICSW, LCSW-C
Andrea Yudell is a therapist, consultant, and advocate with extensive experience supporting individuals, organizations, and professional communities. She is a co-founder of The Jewish Social Work Consortium. Her work focuses on ethical practice, professional integrity, and meaningful engagement across differences. Explore Andrea’s writing on Substack.
Connect With Us
Whether you are seeking advocacy support, clinical consultation, writing assistance, or collaboration, we would welcome the opportunity to connect.
Email: ethicallygrounded@gmail.com