Ichilov Hospital and 'Lemaanchem' Launch Free Early Trauma Intervention Center Amid Mental Health Crisis
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First reported by Now 14 · 41 minutes ago
What happened
Ichilov Medical Center and the nonprofit 'Lemaanchem' are launching a free early trauma intervention center to address the surge in mental health issues among war-affected reservists, security personnel, and their families following the October 7 events and Operation Iron Swords. The center will provide rapid, professional mental health care to reduce chronic PTSD risks and support family resilience, expanding Ichilov's existing trauma services.
- 01Ichilov and Lemaanchem establish a free center for early trauma intervention amid rising mental health needs.
- 02Since October 7, 26,000 war casualties added, with 65% facing mental distress including PTSD.
- 03Center offers free professional mental health care to reservists, security forces, and their families.
- 04Focus includes 'invisible wounded' family members affected by trauma's ripple effects.
- 05Services include short-term treatments with rapid triage and referrals for complex cases.
- 06Partnership aims to increase treatment accessibility and prevent chronic trauma conditions.
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