This is where I leave the mask in the car
M., a community member
We are a therapeutic and rehabilitative community for people coping with military-related post-trauma
Free of charge | No bureaucracy | No barriers
2500
Individual therapy sessions per year
300
People served each month
200
Community members
200
Complementary therapy sessions per month
4
Activity centers
0
Cost
0
Bureaucracy
0
Barriers
Who We Are
An open door...
That's our aspiration — and our invitation to you, or to someone you know, to join us.
We are a therapeutic and rehabilitative community for people coping with military-related post-trauma, and for their families. Our community is made up of intimate homes — set in either urban or rural surroundings — with a team of licensed care professionals who specialize in military-related post-trauma.
Many people living with service-related PTSD are left to manage their own recovery alone — finding professionals, coordinating between different treatment settings, and navigating complex bureaucracy, all at the very time when their emotional resources are most limited.
Our model provides an integrative, all-encompassing framework of care that brings together every professional, treatment, and service under one coordinated roof — personal and flexible.
Alongside clinical therapy, process-oriented groups, workshops, community activity, and lasting social connection, we build a personalized program for each participant — one that lets them focus on their own recovery and growth, without carrying the burden of managing that recovery alone.
Through a supportive community of peers and continuous professional guidance, we help participants rebuild a sense of belonging, stability, and the ability to return to a full and meaningful life.
We invite you to join us — no official recognition required, no bureaucratic barriers. Our door is open to anyone coping with military-related post-trauma.
This is our commitment as a society.
We leave no one wounded behind.
In Our Members' Words
This place feels like a hug.
K.
Dear, beloved friends! Thank you for a two-day journey that cleared away my filters and opened up the most beautiful, gentlest way of seeing… Thank you for being exactly who you are.
M.
Thank you so much, dear friends. This was the most meaningful thing I've done since the war. So many of you have found a place in my heart, and I hope I'll manage to stay close with you all. Wishing us all a calm, quiet weekend.
S.
Thank you, everyone. It was so nice to sit together and get to know this big community. Thank you to the workshop organizers, to the amazing Yoel and Ana, to Kibbutz Kalya — which received a certificate of appreciation — and to its magical desert, and to anyone I've forgotten. Happy Shavuot!
D.
I put on the organization's shirt — these are my new fatigues.
M.
When we're together — that's home.
Y.
Sitting here in the yard, even by myself — that's my therapy.
R.
I wouldn't have made it through reserve duty this year if I hadn't come to the organization. It gave me the ability to recognize in myself the difference between being okay and not.
Y.
I realized that I'm part of the landscape — and if I don't show up, someone else is missing something in that landscape, and it might shake their sense of stability and security. It's my responsibility to be there.
Z.
Check In With Yourself
Coping with experiences from your service? From the war?
From earlier events or operations?
Feeling like no one understands what you're going through?
Hesitant to reach out for help?
Afraid of the consequences it might have?
Answered yes to one (or more) of these? Your place is with us. Leave your details and we'll get back to you soon.
