SafeHeart Org. Provides Psychedelic-Informed Trauma Care to Nova Survivors
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
SafeHeart, a nonprofit founded by eight mental health professionals after the October 7th Nova music festival attack, offers specialized trauma care to survivors. The organization, with 400 therapists, has treated over 2,500 patients, focusing on the unique trauma compounded by substance use. SafeHeart's community-rooted approach aims to normalize survivors' experiences and provide long-term rehabilitation. The group will host a conference on trauma, psychedelics, and therapy on November 11th.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- SafeHeart provides specialized trauma care to Nova festival survivors, focusing on psychedelic harm reduction.
- The organization was founded by eight mental health professionals within hours of the October 7th attack.
- SafeHeart's 400 therapists have treated over 2,500 survivors and their families free of charge.
- Many survivors' trauma was compounded by substance use, requiring a unique therapeutic approach.
- The organization emphasizes understanding and normalizing survivors' experiences, including drug use.
- SafeHeart will host a conference on trauma, psychedelics, and therapy on November 11th.
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