Trauma Center—Registration Form—Administrative Staff

Trauma Center—Registration Form—Administrative Staff

The events of October 7, 2023, and the war have immediate, short-term, and long-term traumatic effects that touch on many aspects of our lives.

Since then, the population of the State of Israel has been facing ongoing stress, the threat of terrorism, and collective trauma.

Many people from all walks of life experience symptoms of stress, emotional distress, and even burnout.

As part of the Trauma Center, we offer a group intervention consisting of six one-hour sessions, designed to help participants process their unique experiences and circumstances, build resilience, provide an outlet for emotions, reduce distress, and accelerate the healing process.

Adapting to the situation and providing mutual support through activities that combine art and movement.

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