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PTSD – The Invisible Wound: A Journey to Heal the Wounded Soul
PTSD – The Invisible Wound: A Journey to Heal the Wounded Soul
PTSD is a painful, invisible injury. There’s no cast or visible disability—yet the inner storm deeply affects individuals and all those around them: family, friends, and coworkers.
Since the events of October 7 and the Iron Swords war, thousands more have joined the circle of trauma. We believe advanced individual therapy can significantly improve the lives of thousands in Israel—and contribute to the national healing process.
Primary Circle
Our programs are currently aimed at active-duty soldiers and veterans diagnosed with PTSD stemming from their military service, whether during active duty or reserve.
Secondary Circle
We acknowledge—through both research and experience—the ripple effect of PTSD on family members. Loved ones suffer from exposure to symptoms such as nightmares, rage, depression, and emotional breakdowns. Improving the well-being of a trauma survivor can bring much-needed relief to the entire family.
Age and Demographic Overview
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Age: From 18 and up, including both active-duty and discharged soldiers of all ages
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Gender: Open to all, though most current participants are male due to the nature of combat roles
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Geography: Nationwide. We focus on the most complex cases and underserved regions
We believe that personal healing leads to family healing—and eventually radiates outward to the broader community: the workplace, friendships, and more. From the personal to the collective, this is a ripple effect of recovery.
