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How Oct. 7 tore apart a Dallas counseling practice, ending in firings, lawsuits and a family rift
D2 Counseling fired two Jewish therapists after they challenged limits on discussing Israel and Jewish clients at work; the owners denied discrimination, said repeated emails drove the firings and later settled the case on confidential terms
News Agencies
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10.07.26
How Oct. 7 changed some women’s relationship with the male body
After years of war, trauma and uncertainty, even the male body can feel threatening; could the testicles offer a different path toward masculinity, touch and sexuality?
Zohara Treistman
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10.05.26
Can MDMA save a relationship? Inside Israel’s underground couples therapy scene
Couples are turning to illegal MDMA-assisted therapy to break through resentment and emotional barriers, but experts warn the unregulated treatment can expose painful truths, create dependency and sometimes do lasting harm
Rotem Izak
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09.25.26
To err is human, to forgive takes work: what science and therapy reveal about truly letting go
Family gatherings can reopen old wounds, but research shows resentment can affect both mind and body; psychotherapist Edna Arbel explains why forgiveness cannot be forced and how processing pain, setting boundaries and therapy can help us truly let go
Edna Arbel
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09.18.26
Why love isn’t always enough: Lessons from a couples therapist
Couples seek therapy over infidelity, lack of sex and poor communication, but therapist Dr. Ronit Sharon says deeper needs often lie beneath; She explains why some couples split, what happens when desire fades and why love alone is not enough
Lori Stadtmauer
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09.11.26
‘She always knew where help was needed’: Israel bids farewell to therapy dog Lucy
United Hatzalah’s first resilience-unit therapy dog responded to the Meron disaster, October 7 and the Surfside collapse, helping victims and rescuers before inspiring the training of dozens more dogs
Gilad Cohen
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08.11.26
When silence hurts more than shouting in a relationship
Stonewalling can be one of the most painful experiences in a relationship because it rarely looks like a crisis: no shouting, drama or slammed doors, just two people managing daily life while a wall of silence keeps them from truly connecting
Daniel Harush, Ziv Berkovich
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07.26.26
The one communication habit that will destroy your relationship
Why criticism shuts down communication while complaints can open it, and how shifting your language can completely change the way couples handle conflict and emotional tension
Daniel Harush, Ziv Berkovich
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07.11.26
The narrative therapy of the Passover Seder
The Passover commandment to tell the Exodus story is more than ritual or history: It gives children identity, purpose and resilience, teaching that Jewish survival, compassion and mission begin with the stories families choose to pass on
Rabbi Dov Ber Cohen
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03.27.26
Feeling stressed or anxious? 'TRE' therapy taps the body’s natural response to restore calm
Years of pandemic strain and repeated wars have left many living under constant pressure, with the body responding through rapid heartbeat, sweating and tremors; now, 'TRE' suggests those reactions may hold the key to calming the nervous system
Eitan Gefen
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03.24.26
Israeli investor closes $100 million fund focused on next-generation biotech therapies
The new Bio Ventures III fund lifts Arkin Bio’s assets under management above $600 million and will target early-stage biotech companies worldwide developing treatments for cancer, rare diseases and other high unmet medical needs
Maayan Hoffman
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01.17.26
HealthTech platform tackling youth therapy dropouts wins Jerusalem student hackathon
At JCT’s Great Minds Hackathon, 85 Haredi and national religious students tackled 20+ industry challenges in AI, HealthTech, defense and more, developing tools from youth therapy platforms to AI-driven grading and GPS-free navigation systems
ynet Global
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01.06.26
Can a wagging tail speed recovery? Inside Rabin Medical Center’s ‘dog medicine’ program and new study
Senior nurse Keren Matry says a therapy dog is 'better than a drug from a doctor or a nurse'
Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line
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12.23.25
Not child's play: rebuilding your life, one Lego set at a time
Lego offers escape, nostalgia and self-therapy for collector Gal Zahavi, whose shelves hold more than 100 sets; he says the hobby grounds him, fuels his creativity and connects him to a growing community of adult builders across Israel
Bar Gindy
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12.08.25
Post–October 7 innovation turns Israel into a global ‘petri dish’ for trauma therapy
Inbar Blum of the Israel Innovation Authority said more mental health tech companies are now piloting their solutions in Israel before expanding abroad
Maayan Hoffman
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10.10.25
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