Facilitator Guides

It’s easy to become an Ayeka teacher. Our professional material provides a simple step-by-step guide for facilitating Ayeka spirituality workshops.

Facilitator material includes:

The General Facilitator Guide
A Facilitator Guide for each session
Educational background information

Check Out the First Session

The Facilitator Guide for Ayeka (Where Are You?), the first session of the Living A Spiritual Day 10-session workshop is downloadable free of charge here as a PDF. The participant source material for the first session is also available here as a PDF.

A complete set of facilitator material is included when you order the Living a Spiritual Day 10-session workshop material. Ayeka provides ongoing support for facilitators, including forums for addressing issues and questions that arise during their facilitating.

Below are 10 Principles for Ayeka facilitating.

To be an Ayeka Facilitator, you should be:

1. Asking yourself ‘Ayeka?’ in your spiritual life and relationship with God. Desiring to grow spiritually in your Jewish life.

2. Jewishly Engaged and open to learning and exploring new aspects of living Jewishly.

3. Accepting the uniqueness of every person’s individual path and pace of Jewish living.

4. Loving & Sincere about helping to facilitate people’s growth. Caring about each person and his or her personal journey.

5. Humble enough to admit not knowing all the answers. Grateful for having the opportunity to facilitate a group.

6. A Good Listener to individuals and able to ‘take the pulse’ of a group.

7. Personal and Open about sharing your own challenges and struggles, from your mind and from your heart.

8. Comfortable guiding a group’s dynamic. Respectful of people’s space and limits, yet encouraging people to share of themselves with the group. Able to guide the group without bringing the focus too much to yourself.

9. Upbeat. Some charisma and ability to create a positive while introspective atmosphere for a group.

10. Responsible to prepare sessions ahead of time and follow up with the group members by email between sessions.