Izun Bracelet Workshop

Finding Your Balance

Our individual identity is ultimately shaped by the way we choose to balance our lives. As we achieve a healthy balance, we find we thrive with more productivity, fulfillment, wellness, and gratitude. Elisa provides guidance by sharing visual imagery about the importance of how we create balance in our lives. Program participants explore concepts of balance and why this is an important ingredient in living our very best lives. Each participant will make an Izun Bracelet (balance bracelet) to serve as a reminder of this inspirational message.

*The Izun bracelet provides an important daily reminder of 5 branches of our lives (love, family, faith/work, identity, spirit) represented by pewter beads spelling the word Izun.

This workshop is intended for:

• Women’s Groups

• Teacher and Madrichim training

• Youth group events

• Sisterhood and Brotherhood programs

• Rosh Chodesh groups (celebrating the new month)

For more information, availability, and workshop pricing, contact elisa@soulsparkler.com

I have always been passionate about spreading positive energy and love and strongly believe in the power of intention, visualization, and spirit. I chose the name, Soul Sparkler, because my greatest intention is to help your soul sparkle through the creation of my jewelry and apparel. By wearing soul sparkly messages, you can spread positive ideas and energy to everyone around you. I personally make all Soul Sparkler merchandise and infuse my energy into each piece with the hope that you experience inspiration, life balance, intention, gratitude, and love.

In addition to creating hand-made pieces, I’m passionate about speaking and presenting interactive educational programs in communities throughout the US, inspiring communities with Soul Sparkler messages. I am a Jewish community leader and educator with experience in Jewish youth programming, camping, and teaching. I’ve served as a consultant for Jewish organizations throughout the US helping to develop powerful and effective strategies for creating exciting youth engagement experiences in Jewish settings. I’m passionate about creating Jewish educational curricula and am so proud and honored to be the director of the educational programming and recruitment for the Songleader Boot Camp National Conference leadership training immersion program. My educational background is in social work, Hebrew and Jewish studies. I also have a masters degree in social work from Washington University.

I’m married to Rick Recht and have two soul sparkly boys, Kobi and Tal. We live in St. Louis, MO and spend our summers at Camp Ramah in Ojai, CA. Every day, I walk with our angel dog, Happie Ruach Recht, and feel beyond blessed.