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תיעוד מפעילות כוחות חטיבת המילואים 226 בדרום לבנון

IDF to recognize and support lone reservists with expanded benefits

Military to recognize approximately 8,000 lone reservists, granting them expanded benefits such as increased financial assistance and mental health support; 'The timing of mental health treatment is critical,' says MK Oded Forer

Korin Elbaz-Alush | 01.09.25

'I thought India would help me, but I was lost': The space helping Israelis suffering from trauma

Israeli iNitative in India aims to help tens of thousands of Israelis who left the country amid war and find themselves having to deal with emotional baggage and trauma

Alexandra Lukash | 01.07.25

'When he came home, I could see it wasn’t my son': Mothers speak about their soldiers’ silent struggles with trauma

Facing Hamas terrorists on October 7, soldiers endured trauma and injuries, leaving parents struggling to recognize them; over a year later, mothers share their fight to help children with PTSD; 'We are their anchor; no one else will do it,' they say

Hadar Gil-Ad | 12.20.24

Actor, disabled IDF veteran explains why he enlisted in reserve duty despite being exempt

As an IDF veteran with a disability, Dean Miroshnikov was not obligated to enlist for reserve duty, yet, a year ago, he entered Gaza, far from his restaurants and bars in Tel Aviv; 'I see the world as divided between good and evil, and I understand we must protect our place,' he says in an interview, explaining why he feels most on edge during his time off at home

Tiki Golan | 11.29.24

It’s not rockets destroying Israel—it's this

ILTV's Insider: Is Israel, as some have said, a nation in trauma?

Maayan Hoffman, ILTV | 11.23.24

Israel sees rising substance abuse rates as war drags on, study finds

Israel Center on Addiction data collected before and during war shows number of Israelis developing post-traumatic symptoms and turning to drugs skyrocketed

Hadar Gil-Ad | 10.15.24

Drug and alcohol use increased PTSD among Nova massacre survivors, study finds

Sheba Medical Center study finds heightened anxiety, depression in survivors using substances; alcohol causing the most significant dissociative states, impeding cognitive processing and recovery

Adir Yanko | 10.11.24

Traumatic and scarring: The mental cost of watching October 7 videos

New ongoing study sampling Israelis after Hamas attack reveals viewing graphic videos has potential to cause post-traumatic symptoms and create media addiction

Sharon Kidon, Tzur Gueta | 10.09.24

FDA rejects use of MDMA for PTSD

Advisory Committee says it is concerned over allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior during a clinical trial and the potential for severe health risks after taking the drug

News Agencies, Daniel Edelson, New York | 08.11.24

Sneezing sends post-surgery Florida man to hospital in potentially fatal condition

Man spent six days in the hospital and had a smooth recovery, although the rare event could potentially cause PTSD

Ynetnews | 06.26.24

Worrying Phenomenon: IDF troops with post-trauma return to the battlefield too soon

Due to the ongoing war, many PTSD patients receive new reserve duty orders despite not having completed their treatment; 'We try to explain how dangerous this is for them and their comrades. A mental injury is like a physical injury and requires significant recovery time' expert says

Prof. Yair Bar-Haim | 06.21.24

Gut microbes indicate propensity to PTSD, Israeli study finds

Prof. Ruth Feldman's from Reichman University links between microbiome synchrony between mother and child and post-traumatic pathology

Tamar Trabelsi-Hadad | 06.13.24

FDA panel rejects initial MDMA therapy for PTSD

Board criticizes ability of participants to accurately guess if they received MDMA or placebo, potentially skewing results

Ynetnews | 06.05.24

Navigating trauma memory

The brains of people who are reminded of similar past events typically follow similar patterns of activity; when it comes to the memory of trauma, it seems that this is not the case

Tal Fisher/Davidson Institute of Science | 04.27.24

Number of soldiers needing psychological care to rise to 10,000, report shows

Defense Ministry prepares to admit some 20,000 new wounded soldiers by end of 2024, as 8,000 of them are expected to grapple with various psychological responses such as anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and other symptoms

Adir Yanko, Nina Fox | 04.19.24