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Ongoing Story· Day 26

Israel Faces Critical Shortage of Mental Health and Rehabilitation Professionals Post-War

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One in Five Israelis Still Impaired Functionally Three Years After October 7

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A study by Clalit and the Brookdale Institute reveals that 20% of Israelis still face severe daily functional impairment due to mental health issues three years after the October 7 attacks. Young women are particularly affected, with 32% reporting difficulties. The research highlights unprecedented trauma exposure and the significant impact of media content and lack of social support on mental well-being. While most Israelis are recovering, a substantial group experiences chronic suffering, necessitating expanded and diversified mental health services and strengthened community support.

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  • 20% of Israelis still suffer severe daily functional impairment due to mental health issues three years after October 7.
  • Young women aged 18-35 are most affected, with 32% reporting impaired daily functioning.
  • The study found unprecedented levels of trauma exposure in Israel compared to international standards.
  • Exposure to disturbing media content and lack of family/community support are linked to increased psychological distress.
  • Social functioning, including leisure and relationships, is significantly impaired for many Israelis.
  • Researchers call for expanded mental health services and strengthened community support networks.
One in Five Israelis Still Impaired Functionally Three Years After October 7
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Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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