Mental Health

Israeli court rules child can remain in Israel after fleeing abusive father in US

An Israeli court has allowed an abused mother and her child to remain in the country, rejecting the father's claim of abduction under the Hague Convention.

Australia proposes 'world-leading' ban on social media for children under 16

A number of countries have already vowed to curb social media use by children through legislation, though Australia's policy is one of the most stringent.

By REUTERS
07/11/2024
  Volunteers at Reuth TLV Rehabilitation Hospital. From right to left: Shakeera, Tworwski, and Lea.

Angels in Yellow at Reuth TLV

Global volunteers at Reuth TLV play vital roles, uplifting patients and finding purpose while navigating wartime challenges in Israel.

Surprising link found between concussions and postnatal maternal depression

The study followed over 750,000 birthing people in Ontario between 2007 and 2017, tracking mental health outcomes for up to 14 years after delivery.

The silent suffering of grandparents after a loss

It is imperative that we acknowledge grandparents's pain and provide them with the necessary resources to heal and find meaning in their lives.

By YAEL BENVENISTI
05/11/2024

Shirel Golan's death highlights urgent need for mental health reform post-Oct. 7

This is not just a moral duty but also a national interest of the highest order. Shirel Golan’s death must be the final warning sign. 

By TALI NIR
04/11/2024

Number of suicides could increase as security situation continues, Israeli experts say

The researchers noted that the current study referred to the general population in Israel, but there are also specific groups at increased risk during national crises or wars.

Families of released, rescued hostages will not receive psychological assistance from state

NII has delayed the decision on whether to provide mental health care to family members of ex-hostages and has continued to provide financial assistance, but at the end of October, aid stopped.

After reservist commits suicide, sister blasts gov’t’s ‘absurd’ PTSD policy

Dagan described her brother’s struggles, saying, “My mother dedicated her life to trying to save Asaf… He exhibited all the classic symptoms of PTSD.”

Israel must remember Oct. 7 victims and hostages, even as world forgets

The world’s indifference may be profound, but it is not invincible. It is up to all of us to ensure that October 7 is not forgotten, that the memories of the fallen are respected.

By CATHERINE PEREZ-SHAKDAM
28/10/2024
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