Former hostage Ron Braslavski issued a message of resilience, urging those facing hardship not to give up.

After two years of war, a growing number of Israelis—especially soldiers—are seeking mental health support, including therapy and other programs that help those affected regain a sense of normalcy.

The operation involved implanting four electrodes in two separate regions of the brain, rather than the standard approach of two electrodes in a single target area.

Israel’s mental health community is rallying to confront the nation’s deep post-war trauma, treating soldiers and civilians alike with a mix of traditional therapy and somatic healing methods.

In addition to implementing mental health technology, the IDF Medical Corps has cut the rate of battlefield fatalities by more than half compared to the Second Lebanon War.

Host Danny Seaman talks with Dr. Gilad Bodenheimer about Israel's resilience amid daunting mental health challenges posed by war and terrorism.

BrainsWay's technology uses Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (dTMS)—a non-invasive therapy that employs magnetic pulses to target areas of the brain associated with depression.

Thrive Together was started by Onn Manelson, whose then-13-year-old daughter was struggling with anorexia a few years ago.

Eighty-five percent of mental health startups are in early development stages, compared to 65% in the general healthcare sector.

Nevut provides mental health, career advancement and family support to American lone soldiers who return from Israeli battlefields, including thousands who have enlisted since the Hamas-led terrorist attacks in southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023.

The report said 2.76 million Israelis — or 28.7% of the population — live below the poverty line and warned of lower-middle-class families slipping into hardship.

A year after Hamas' October 7 attacks, 60% of Israeli residents in the Western Negev suffer from severe stress and trauma.

'Happy Things is a digital framework that teaches people how to practice (happiness) and provides them with a tool to do so daily.'

The returnees undergo a psychological and psychiatric evaluation and receive a psychological escort.

Around 250,000 Israelis from communities near the Gaza and Lebanese borders have been displaced from their homes.

Of the 19,407 injured children, about 37% of them (7,257 children) are under the age of 6.

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a pressing issue affecting many military personnel, including the brave men and women serving in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).

The IDF takes care of its soldiers' physical and mental health.

Global research collaboration shows that facial expressions influence our emotional experience.

Encouraging results may lead to effective treatments for a range of rare syndromes that impair brain functions.

Meet an IDF Mental Health Officer who helps ensure soldiers are strong not only physically, but also emotionally.

SmartAID works with groups in Afghanistan to offer mental health support to vulnerable women.

CalmiGo is a handheld device that looks like an asthma inhaler, which engages vision, touch and smell to reduce stress.

Israeli researchers developed the first method of its kind to easily monitor the effect of anti-psychotic drugs used to treat schizophrenia.

Israeli researchers developed a method to analyze big data and social media to detect suicide risk in its earliest stages.

An Israeli company teaches teens how to cope with stress and anxiety with Virtual Reality technology.

'By focusing on an employment project that facilitates integration into the community, we help them build self-esteem and develop a sense of security.'