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150,000 Calls for Help as Mental Health System Faces Burnout and Trust Crisis
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First reported by Ynet · 4 days ago
What happened
A major conference in Tel Aviv examined Israel’s post-October 7 mental health crisis, highlighting soaring demand, therapist burnout and gaps in access to care. Speakers called for structural reforms, including a national post-trauma authority, while warning that the country is still carrying an unresolved collective trauma.
- 01Natal received about 150,000 mental health requests since the war began.
- 02Speakers said Israel lacks enough therapists and many are burning out.
- 03Histadrut proposed a national post-trauma authority with regional branches.
- 04Experts said the country remains trapped between emergency and normal life.
- 05Panels also discussed family trauma, workplace effects and uneven legal recognition.
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