Levari provides Jewish cultural competency training, trauma-informed education, and community learning experiences that help people understand and navigate the psychological impact of antisemitism and antizionism.
Drawing on clinical expertise, lived experience, and psychological research, we help communities strengthen awareness, build resilience, support emotional well-being, and navigate difficult conversations with greater confidence and clarity.
Why Levari
The emotional and psychological impact of antisemitism and antizionism is often overlooked.
Levari brings together both clinical expertise, lived experience, and psychological research to help individuals, communities, and organizations better understand these experiences and foster resilience, connection, and confidence.
Jewish Cultural Competency Training & Education
- Educational workshops and presentations
- Therapist and helping professional trainings
- Community learning programs
- Leadership education and guidance
- Facilitated conversations and discussion groups
- Programs focused on psychological safety, resilience, boundaries, and self-trust
Who We Work With
- Educational institutions
- Religious institutions and faith communities
- Community and nonprofit organizations
- Mental health professionals
- Leadership teams and boards
- Professional associations
We offer customized programs for a wide range of audiences, including specialized trainings for therapists, social workers, psychologists, counselors, and other helping professionals.
Our Approach to Jewish Cultural Competency
Our work is practical, accessible, and grounded in psychology. We translate complex issues into clear language and provide tools that help people respond with greater understanding, confidence, and connection.
Whether supporting a congregation, leadership team, staff, classroom, professional association, or community group, our goal is to help people feel more informed, empowered, and equipped to navigate today’s challenges.
Please note: Levari is not a psychotherapy practice. We provide Jewish cultural competency education, trauma-informed consultation, workshops, and resilience-building programs that help individuals, professionals, organizations, and communities understand and respond to the psychological impact of antisemitism and antizionism.
About Us
Jennifer Kogan, LICSW
Jennifer Kogan is a therapist, writer, educator, and advocate with more than thirty years of clinical experience. As a co-founder of Levari and The Jewish Social Work Consortium, she is dedicated to advancing Jewish psychological safety, ethical dialogue, resilience, and belonging within professional, educational, and community spaces.
Dana Cohen, LCSW
Dana Cohen is a therapist, educator, and advocate dedicated to helping individuals and communities navigate challenge, uncertainty, and difficult conversations with compassion, courage, and integrity. Through Levari, she brings a trauma-informed and relationship-centered perspective to education, consultation, and community engagement.
Connect With Us
Whether you are seeking a workshop, consultation, community program, or collaboration, we would love to hear from you.
Email: exec.levari@gmail.com
Instagram: @danacohen, LCSW & @we.are.levari Substack: Jewish Fierce Compassion