About Us

BeWellATL aims to destigmatize mental illness by raising awareness and educating teens and young adults about the mental health challenges of today’s world and by creating a comprehensive guide of community resources to guide and support mental wellness. Housed at Jewish Family & Career Services of Atlanta (JF&CS), BeWellATL is a part of Jewish Federations of North America’s (JFNA) national mental health initiative, BeWell. 

In collaboration with our Atlanta community partners, BeWellATL is dedicated to promoting the well-being of Jewish young people, ages 10-26. We provide support and tools to respond to the growing mental health concerns as well as resources for parents, caregivers, and Jewish professionals.

Meet Our Team

Anat D. Granath
Director Strategic Initiatives
BeWell Program Lead
granath@jfcsatl.org

Anat has 25+ years providing world class Jewish Programming to communities in Atlanta and Israel. In March 2025, she was appointed JF&CS’s new Director Strategic Initiatives and BeWell Program Lead. Anat is a social worker by trade, but her passion comes from supporting and empowering clients and communities to live their best lives. Previously, Anat was one of the leaders of JF&CS’s Holocaust Services Program, which provides services and support to survivors throughout Georgia and the Southeast United States.

Jessica Sacks
Community Outreach Coordinator
jsacks@jfcsatl.org

Jessica Sacks joined the Horwitz-Zusman Child & Family Center at JF&CS in 2022 as the Community Outreach Coordinator. She holds a Bachelor of Science in elementary education from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and a master’s in elementary Education. Jessica spent 14 years teaching elementary school in Fulton County and in Jewish day schools, where she also served as Director of Admissions.

Her background in education, combined with her volunteer work in the Jewish community, makes her well-suited for her role. As Community Outreach Coordinator, she bridges these two worlds, leading programs for children, parents, and professionals under the BeWellATL mental health initiative.

Tracie Bernstein
BeWellATL Facilitator

Tracie joined BeWell in 2025 with 30-plus years of Jewish communal facilitation and professional training experience throughout the United States. In 2020, Tracie founded Nourishing the Soul (NTS) Workshops, offering online and in-person programs. A certified instructor in both QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) suicide prevention and Mental Health First Aid, she implements these and other mental health skill-building workshops for schools, clergy, synagogues and college campuses.

Tracie is excited to partner with the BeWell team to reach as many people as possible with these life-saving skills.