Dahlia Topolosky, Psy.D. is a psychologist, musician, and mother of Elyon, Itai, Adi, and Liat. She plays guitar and dumbek, and uses her warmth and voice to create meaningful experiences for those with all types of Jewish backgrounds. She believes in the spiritual power of female energy and continues to lead concerts and kumzitzes for women for all types of occasions (at Jewish conferences, memorials, rosh chodesh celebrations). Dahlia was greatly influenced by the music of rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, and through her sharings of mystical teachings and song, she has a unique gift of being able to make a whole room of people feel connected. Dahlia and her husband Rabbi Uri Topolosky helped rebuild Congregation Beth Israel in New Orleans post hurricane Katrina where they were inspired by a city whose music brought everyone together.
Dahlia Topolosky and her family now live in Maryland and continue to use music to inspire others in their efforts to grow a new, affordable, and warm community in Aspen Hill. (More information at BethJoshua.org) When she lived in NY, Dahlia started a Jewish “Parent and Me” Jewish music and movement group and in 2007, produced her first album called Kol Nearim (Voice of Children). Her album is used in many schools and synagogues, and continues to be sold in Jewish bookstores in America and Israel. To hear some of Dahlia Topolosky's songs or to pick up a copy go to CD Baby.
Dahlia Topolosky and her family now live in Maryland and continue to use music to inspire others in their efforts to grow a new, affordable, and warm community in Aspen Hill. (More information at BethJoshua.org) When she lived in NY, Dahlia started a Jewish “Parent and Me” Jewish music and movement group and in 2007, produced her first album called Kol Nearim (Voice of Children). Her album is used in many schools and synagogues, and continues to be sold in Jewish bookstores in America and Israel. To hear some of Dahlia Topolosky's songs or to pick up a copy go to CD Baby.
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