Recorded lectures

מודלים טיפוליים לעבודה טיפולית עם משפחות החטופים והנעדרים, השבים ומשפחותיהם:
עקרונות, כלים, הכשרה וליווי

Recorded training that included a recorded lecture by Prof. Sarah Wilde. The training on the subject of absences and with reference to the unique situation in Israel.

An episode from the "Sesame Street in the Community" project, which aims to make the issue of dealing with grief, longing and loss accessible to children and families.

In this recorded lecture, Dr. Pauline Boss explained the concept of "dim loss" and demonstrated the different ways in which it can be expressed.

In this recorded lecture, Dr. Pauline Bos discusses the importance of finding meaning as a tool for dealing with dim loss, and exemplifies this idea through a description of a conversation with a teacher she met in Fukushima, Japan.

In this recorded lecture, the participants discussed the experiences of the families of the abductees, and described guidelines in which each and every one of us can help

As part of this recorded lecture, Galit Itzhaki-Draizin and Prof. Keren Shalu spoke with Dr. Rebecca Bailey, one of the leading researchers in the field of the treatment of abductees and hostages in Israel

In this recorded lecture, Galit Yitzhaki-Dreizin and Prof. Keren Shalu dealt with providing tools to accompany the hostages returning from captivity and supporting them.

In this recorded lecture, Galit Itzhaki-Draizin and Prof. Keren Shalu presented a theoretical introduction to the field of treatment of the families of the missing and abducted