Mental Health

Each life lost to suicide is one too many; every effort must be made to prevent the next.

A sukkah is flexible. It shudders in the wind, and storms knock it down, but it can always be reassembled – and it is the same with us.

The next time you meet a soldier dealing with the invisible scars of war, don’t call them shell-shocked. See them for who they truly are.

Stress doesn’t directly cause wrinkles, but when we feel unwell, we look it too. Three dermatologists share what can help achieve a fresher look.

While trauma has begun to claim its place in the public conversation, addiction remains shrouded in silence, shame, and stigma.

A new study shows that the collective psychological trauma of October 7 and the subsequent war has left Israeli Jewish adults reeling.

The following is the fourth and final part of a four-part series, Adaptation and Time: Two factors for sustaining mental health, surviving October 7, its duration, and aftermath.

The demand for professional mental health services has been substantial, with 35% of spouses seeking psychological help following their partner’s reserve duty.

Over the years, we collect and store these experiences. We construct and form associations and memories. We create meaning.

Nearly 40% of survivors near Gaza show probable OCD, with new compulsive behaviors tied to trauma from the Hamas attacks.