Since the events of October 7th, Israeli society at all levels has been experiencing trauma. Since the beginning of the war, approximately 30% of civilians have developed post-traumatic symptoms, while depression and anxiety rates have risen to 44%. Alarming data also shows that even civilians who were not directly exposed to the events of October 7th experienced Acute Stress Disorder (ASD) at a concerning rate of 60%.

Reservist soldiers face the harsh reality of prolonged combat, leading to significant physical and emotional damage. According to rehabilitation department forecasts, by 2030, around 100,000 IDF veterans will be officially recognized as disabled, with nearly a third suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Research indicates that every moment is critical in trauma treatment—the closer the intervention is to the traumatic event, the higher the chances of full recovery and release of trauma from the body. The ongoing struggle of reservists, combined with the abrupt transitions between the battlefield and everyday life, is an unimaginable challenge.

 IMFA, specializing in accessible holistic trauma treatment programs, offers a unique trauma recovery and PTSD prevention workshop for reservists, based on the InHeal method, completely free of charge.

Among the soldiers who have participated in these workshops, there have been over 150% improvements in PTSD symptoms and depression indicators. These workshops provide life-changing tools that support them both in their daily lives and in the field during reserve duty.