PTSD

"Hero to Hero is far more than physical rehabilitation. It serves as a bridge between two worlds—wounded soldiers and the heroes of Special in Uniform."

Don't give up your rights; בontact attorney Yedidia Bloemhof to ensure the compensation you deserve promptly after post-traumatic stress disorder in the army.

Authorities must address the disparities in bomb shelter access and siren warning coverage between the Bedouin and Jewish communities.

One year after the October 7 massacre, we are faced with the challenge of how to remember. The Holocaust taught us that memory is not just about looking back; it’s about shaping the future. 

As Israelis and Jews around the world struggle with the aftereffects of October 7, mental health organizations are stepping in to help people get the care they need.

Costing approximately NIS 150 million, a new center for mental health is being established in Netanya, built on the site of the existing Beit Feldman.

With Israel potentially facing $50 billion in economic costs from PTSD over the next five years, this innovative approach could be a crucial step toward healing.

While over 90% of people experience a major traumatic event at some point during their lifetime, most walk away unscathed. Others, however, carry emotional scars for decades.

Despite receiving minimal benefits, some reservist soldiers who have served more than 250 days feel the heavy impact of their service and are neglected by the government and the public.

Lisa Timinsky never gave up on her dream of riding horses. Today, she practices equine-assisted therapy.