Trauma
Israel’s mental health crisis: The war’s hidden toll on mothers and soldiers - opinion
Rehabilitating the Israeli psyche. A national plan is urgently needed.
Netanyahu in the spotlight versus at home: A psychoanalyst's view, 30 years after PM's rise
Healing beyond borders: A journey into the Dominican Republic’s US Veterans Village - opinion
Building Resilience: TAU National Center for Trauma and Resilience
It starts with our children: Healing the deepest wounds of Israel's war - opinion
The emotional toll of the war is hard on children. Home Within the Heart, a University of Haifa initiative, works on addressing children's emotional needs.
We are not okay — and it’s time to say it out loud - opinion
There's a price to pay for suppressing the national emotional state. We can only begin to heal by acknowledging that things are bad and change is needed.
Sasha and Elena Troufanov: Hostages' story of faith and survival - opinion
Sasha and Elena Troufanov's harrowing account of survival and a profound reflection on human strength, faith, and the bonds that hold us together.
Israel must commit to normalizing emotional support, especially among security forces - opinion
Members of the security forces are frequently confronted by horrific scenes, but are among the least likely to seek help.
Freed hostages face waves of online abuse after Gaza captivity
“We didn’t come to make political statements,” former hostage Ilana Gritzewsky said. “We just want our loved ones home.”
The body remembers: On documenting trauma with care - opinion
Sharing testimonies is a form of storytelling that can help survivors make sense of their trauma.
‘We are the witnesses, and we cannot forget:’ ZAKA Dubi Weissenstern
Dubi Weissenstern, ZAKA CEO, wants to establish resilience centers for ZAKA volunteers to lessen the stress of dealing with tragedy
In the shadow of grief: Artists respond to October 7 through shared creation
Curated by Israeli designer Zohar Yerom, the exhibition featured works in various mediums, including movement, poetry, painting, sculpture, and video art.
'The Right to Happiness': Moving fiction about Holocaust survivors - review
While they are firmly grounded in the hearts and souls of the survivors and their families, these tales tell a universal story of love and loss that will appeal to any reader.
Jerusalem's Feuerstein Institute spreads its techniques for helping kids with trauma, disabilities
Feuerstein Institute spreads its techniques for helping children with disabilities and traumatized youngsters and adults.
Animals' PTSD from rocket sirens must also be acknowledged - opinion
In memory of Lev, a three-legged dog who became irreversibly paralyzed from fear of rocket sirens, I share his story and invite you to support Wind Chimes’ work with traumatized animals and people.