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FRUMMA ROSENBERG-GOTTLIEB
A pioneering educator, passionate storyteller, and spiritual mentor to countless adults and teenagers, Frumma has been inspiring audiences and guiding seekers of wisdom for more than three decades. A skilled leader of personal improvement workshops and a popular national lecturer and writer, she has appeared on the Oprah Winfrey show, and was featured in the runaway best-seller Small Miracles. She has also served as a Principal of the second-largest Jewish day school in America, as a Chabad House Director in Pittsburgh, PA, as CEO of Torah Toys, Inc., and as the founder of both the original Jewish Women’s University and the nation's first Jewish "Mommy & Me" program.
Frumma currently works with the Center for the Advancement of Jewish Education, providing teacher mentoring, curriculum design, and strategic planning for schools throughout South Florida. Together with her husband Simcha, she is devoted to the discovery and dissemination of Torah-based tools for the cultivation of physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual well-being.
As a writer, filmmaker, teacher, and healing professional, Simcha is an innovator and trailblazer. As a producer of Jewish educational media, his credits include the original satellite television broadcasts of the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s public appearances, the world's first multimedia Chanukah website and global web event, as well as videos and radiodramas that have entertained and enlightened a generation. Simcha is also an accomplished teacher and translator of primary sources in Jewish mysticism, conducting inspirational classes and workshops in Jewish meditation, applied Chassidic philosophy, and personal growth. He has served as Director of the renowned Ivy League Torah Study Program in its formative years, and as a writer and communications consultant for diverse Jewish educational organizations around the world.
Simcha's clinical practice (he has been a Licensed Acupuncturist and board-certified Herbalist since 2001, and has taught Chinese medicine in some of America's foremost graduate schools) emphasizes the integration of physical healing with the full spectrum of experience - behavior, emotion, intellect, and faith. He sees the inner spiritual dimension of Torah as the source of all truly effective medical modalities, and the foundation of human health and wellness.
