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Discover Support, Strategies, and Accountability in a Welcoming Setting!Are you facing challenges with organization, prioritization, task management, low self-es...
The Aging Gracefully Support Group for Women is a safe place designed specifically for women between the ages of 65 and 75. Here, you will find solace and acceptance as you embrace this chapter in ...
Machon Dvir - the Dvir Institute - runs Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) groups for English speaking men and women in Jerusalem. All group therapy is gender separate, and we have new groups start...
Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous (S.L.A.A.), a Twelve Step, Twelve Tradition-oriented fellowship based on the model pioneered by Alcoholics Anonymous.The only qualification for S.L.A.A. membership is...
Led by experienced social workers, AMCHA's psychosocial clubs operate all over Israel and serve as a most significant source of support, combating depression and social isolation. The elderly survi...
The Healing Project For MenA Group For Male Survivors Of Sexual AbuseStarting April 16, '23!Have you been sexually abused? Do you feel sexually victimized? Are you seeking a warm, support...
Life with AD(H)D can feel really overwhelming and lonely, leaving you with confusion and lack of guidance.The ADD-ults Womens Group: Broaden your understanding of adult AD(H)D in order to gain sel...
One in Nine works to raise public awareness about breast cancer and promote breast health in Israel, and offers special support groups for the following demographic groups:Women who have recovered ...
AMEN: The Israeli Association of Myeloma Patients, which was founded by patients for patients, operates support groups in the North and Center of the country. Groups are open to new members.Notice ...
Groups meet throughout Israel. Some are in English (specified on the list). Click here to find a group near you. The column titled אופי הפגישה/נושא states whether the group is ...
Cancer challenges people differently, depending on culture, family situation, individual background and stage of the illness. In the battle for good health, emotional issues are tantamount in impor...
We are a warm and friendly fellowship, part of the world fellowship. You can find information about our meetings throughout Israel by clicking on the following link.
What: Peer-led mood disorders support group Who: English speakers in IsraelWhen: Wednesdays, 7:30pm-8:30pm IDTWhere: ZoomThe group is a closed group; participants are vetted ahead of time and there...
Whilst breast cancer is still the most common cancer in Israel afflicting women, there are many women undergoing treatment for other types of cancers. After diagnosis, navigating the Israeli healt...
Family Connections is a research-based twelve-week course for family members with a relative who has either Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) or severe emotional dysregulation. The course conta...
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I have been running Gray, for over 2 years, to help those suffering internal and external PTSD from sexual assault after moving to Israel (open to anyone moving to Israel, regardless if Olim or ...
Click here to see a schedule of NA meetings in your area. The groups are offered in various languages and locations throughout Israel.
Recoveries Anonymous, the solution-focused 12 step program is now in Israel! R.A. is open to everyone, no matter what their problems or behaviors may beR.A. is especially useful for those who, desp...
Israel Cancer Association (ICA) has various support groups:A unique support group for couples is geared towards couples in which one of the members is a cancer patient, or alternately for healthy s...
Click here to see a schedule of AA meetings in your area. The groups are offered in various languages and locations throughout Israel.
Support groups usually comprise a small number of people who come together to share personal experiences and information in a safe, friendly and supportive environment. GHI groups are facilitated by experienced and licensed psychologists and social workers.
Participants often form a bond based on the commonality of their day-to-day experiences. They learn from each other, experience relief, have fun, and become inspired by each other's journeys. Group participants may include people who have recovered from their illness/disorder, who choose to attend to provide support to others. All participants are interviewed by the facilitator to ensure that the group is right for them prior to beginning the group.
