The GHI Fund proudly support soldiers, lone soldiers, and active reservists in funding trauma therapy via private practice multilingual therapists to provide imminent specialized care. Soldiers can select their own therapist through our database of participating therapists.
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Bet Shemesh
Binge Eating? Feeling out of control with your food? Ive been there, and I know the way out. Come to a completely different mindset from everything youve already tried. Not a dieting plan, not abo...
The rape crisis centers across Israel hold support group meetings for victims in their area which provide a space for processing the assault as well as coping with its aftermath. These group meetin...
AMEN: The Israeli Association of Myeloma Patients, which was founded by patients for patients, operates support groups in the North and Center of the country. Groups are open to new members.Notice ...
Jerusalem, Beitar Illit, Efrat and Tsfat
Recoveries Anonymous, the solution-focused 12 step program is now in Israel! R.A. is open to everyone, no matter what their problems or behaviors may beR.A. is especially useful for those who, desp...
Throughout Israel
Led by experienced social workers, AMCHA's psychosocial clubs operate all over Israel and serve as a most significant source of support, combating depression and social isolation. The elderly survi...
Online
Thrive in Challenging Times with Resilience Rising Transform Challenges into Opportunities with 'Resilience Rising: The Path to Personal Empowerment.' Discover the art of thriving in adversity, ma...
Tel Aviv, Beer Sheva, Ashkelon
Bishvil Hahayim is an Israeli non-profit organization, established in 2000 by family members whose loved ones died by suicide and a group of health care professionals, who specialize in the area of...
Women%27s Support Group For Those Going Through The Various Stages of Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
Sharon Region
Whilst breast cancer is still the most common cancer in Israel afflicting women, there are many women undergoing treatment for other types of cancers. After diagnosis, navigating the Israeli healt...
Virtual
The DBT Skills Group for Women is group geared towards women who want to improve their emotion regulation skills. The group contains four modules including distress tolerance, interpersonal effecti...
Throughout Israel
Click here to see a schedule of NA meetings in your area. The groups are offered in various languages and locations throughout Israel.
What: Peer-led mood disorders support group Who: English speakers in IsraelWhen: Wednesdays, 7:30pm-8:30pm IDTWhere: ZoomThe group is a closed group; participants are vetted ahead of time and there...
Throughout Israel
We are a warm and friendly fellowship, part of the world fellowship. You can find information about our meetings throughout Israel by clicking on the following link.
VIRTUAL
The DBT Skills Group for Men is group geared towards men who want to improve their emotion regulation skills. The group contains four modules including distress tolerance, interpersonal effectivene...
Jerusalem
Machon Dvir - the Dvir Institute - runs Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) groups for English speaking men and women in Jerusalem. All group therapy is gender separate, and we have new groups start...
One in Nine works to raise public awareness about breast cancer and promote breast health in Israel, and offers special support groups for the following demographic groups:Women who have recovered ...
Throughout Israel
Click here to see a schedule of AA meetings in your area. The groups are offered in various languages and locations throughout Israel.
Support groups usually comprise a small number of people who come together to share personal experiences and information in a safe, friendly and supportive environment. GHI groups are facilitated by experienced and licensed psychologists and social workers.
Participants often form a bond based on the commonality of their day-to-day experiences. They learn from each other, experience relief, have fun, and become inspired by each other's journeys. Group participants may include people who have recovered from their illness/disorder, who choose to attend to provide support to others. All participants are interviewed by the facilitator to ensure that the group is right for them prior to beginning the group.
