Rabbi Sigal Brier is the Director of Rabbis Without Borders at CLAL (National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership in NYC.) CLAL is a cutting edge think tank where she leads programs and mentors rabbis and rabbis-in-training to take Jewish wisdom to the public square where it can meet and enrich the life of all humans.

Rabbi Sigal Brier teaches and leads workshops on Kabbalah and mysticism, meditation, spiritual Judaism, and Integrated Judaism at Jewish and holistic organizations around the country. She brings an integrated approach to her work weaving rich spiritual practices, which include text study, meditation, movement, chanting, and yoga. She has served as a rabbi in various congregations for 10 years.

Rabbi Sigal received a master's degree in psychology from West Chester University and Rabbinic ordination and a master's degree in Jewish studies from Reconstructionist Rabbinical College. Sigal, a student of yoga and holistic life style for 25 years, is also trained in alternative methods of healing and spiritual facilitation. Rabbi Sigal recorded several music albums and is writing a book about integrated spiritual practices and is recording CDs with Kabbalistic meditations.

Her interests include attunement and awareness practices, music, dance, liturgy, creative rituals, and mysticism. She is the founder of Integrated Judaism and Integrated Practice: the art of moving through prayer. She has also written and published works on friendsickness in the transition to college, women's issues, and creating community in the workplace.

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