Sally Weber, LCSW, is recently retired as consultant to the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health Roundtable, bringing together LACDMH staff and interfaith clergy to explore the nexus between spirituality and mental health. 

Ms. Weber was previously Director of Jewish Community Programs and Special Needs Programs at Jewish Family Service Los Angeles. She was Coordinator of the JFSLA Crisis Response team, which included support to schools, synagogues and families related to shootings, traumatic deaths and natural disasters. She is currently a member of the Jewish Community Crisis Response Team of JFSLA. 

She has been Instructor of Pastoral Counseling at the Hebrew Union College-Pacific Institute of Religion Rabbinic School and is a founding Board member of the Kalsman Institute on Judaism and Health at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. She is a founding Board member of the Center for Muslim Mental Health and Islamic Psychology.

Ms. Weber has received honors including Mark Meltzer Award for Innovative Programming, Jewish Communal Professionals of Southern California; Career Achievement Award, Jewish Communal Professionals of Southern California; and the Micah Award for Outstanding Jewish Professional, Los Angeles Jewish Federation Council.