Trauma & Resilience: Theory & Practice from the Israeli Experience

The program provides you with a complete picture of the latest trends in the field of trauma and is based on Israel's experience. Focus on the influence of trauma and response to psychological trauma, theoretical concept and application of flexibility, preparation of community for terrorism and disaster, development and gender aspects of children and trauma, and clinical intervention.

In this intensive course including field research and field trips, you will learn about topics such as the effects of trauma and the risk of developing posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). You will also learn about health response processes and guidelines for clinical planning to treat post traumatic disease.

Local visit to the city-wide intervention to strengthen the resilience of citizens after the war

You will be invited to participate in various travels, tours and activities offered by Student Life Office. By visiting the Old Town, visiting the Dead Sea, or visiting local festivals, you can build your own impressions and memories about Jerusalem and Israel. While staying at HebrewU Hostel with other international students and Israeli students, we have the opportunity to build new friendships and participate in campus life. A multilingual Israeli student team called madrichim will help you get used to the new environment and provide you with advice on what to do. Learn more about the lives of Hebrew students

The student covered by this program must have a career of advanced or advanced in occupational or clinical or educational psychology, neuropsychology, social work, psychiatry, counseling, nursing, medicine, law and public health not. Civil servants and clergy are also eligible to apply. Only clinicians are eligible to participate in optional third week training.

I am delighted that you applied for us to join us in Jerusalem. Applicants of the trauma program must also have resumes and motivational articles in addition to regular entry materials. Please refer to our application guide or apply online now.

Due to the nature of the intensive program, it can not be used in combination with other July summer courses.

For clinicians interested in adapting the clinical skills to the trauma area, any third week of clinical training of post traumatic disease cognitive behavioral therapy will be done. For more information on the academic aspect of this training, please visit the Israel Psychotherapy Center. Also, please pay the tuition fee for this clinical training directly to the center.

We are happy to answer any questions you may have - or talk to help you choose the right course or plan

HebrewU reserves the right to cancel the course which is not registered.

It is flexible. This is relevant to clinicians treating wound survivors, as individuals experiencing significant PTG levels do not necessarily experience a corresponding reduction in pain or an increase in their happiness. However, after the event of a traumatically injured life, the level of pain and happiness may change markedly over time. The type of positive change experienced by individuals in the fight against trauma outcomes is reflected in the PTG scale based on an interview with many trauma survivors, the post traumatic growth scale (PTGI; Tedeschi & Calhoun, 1996). This tool includes five PTG fields. Improve human relations, new possibilities of life, gratitude for life, stronger personal power, and spiritual development.

Human design is flexible. In some studies, Dr. George Bonano, the other side of sorrow, confirmed its resilience as a core experience of most traumatic people. Elasticity refers to the ability to be exposed to the ability to maintain potentially highly destructive personal healthy mental and physical functions as well as positive emotions. A lot of people are still shocked by last Sunday's events, but I can tell you based on my long-standing work in this field and more and more research. Strong, injured, mutual support of Americans and positive growth experience after trauma

Does trauma create flexibility or decide how natural resilience deals with trauma? I think that this is a combination of the two. I think the degree of trauma is also important - my mother's trauma makes me look downright at me. People regard the trauma as completely negative experience. We need to remind people that "Black Mark" could be a golden channel to take advantage of skills that others have not learned.