Israel Center for Addiction and Mental Health

From Combat Shock to Post-Trauma Symposium

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From Combat Shock to Post-Trauma Symposium

Event Details

From Combat Shock to Post-Trauma Symposium

Location: Gilbert de Botton Auditorium, Mishkenot Sha’ananim Cultural Center, Jerusalem

Date: 07 January - 07 January

Time: 10:00 - 15:00

The Israel Center for Addiction and Mental Health

at the Hebrew University (ICAMH) held a symposium

Invisible on the Silver Platter –

From Combat Shock to Post-Trauma

The symposium addressed cutting-edge research findings and insights on post-trauma,
with a focus on the clinical, interpersonal, familial, and ethical dimensions of the phenomenon.
During the event, the new database “Post-Trauma Pathways Across the Lifespan” was launched.

The conference took place on Wednesday January 7, 2026

at the Gilbert de Botton Auditorium, Mishkenot Sha’ananim Cultural Center, Jerusalem

All the Lectures were conducted in Hebrew

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Launching of the new database “Post-Trauma Pathways Across the Lifespan”

Prof. Yafit Levin, Ariel University

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“Invisible and Thundering” – Post-Trauma After 40 Years of Research

Prof. Arieh Shalev, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

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Between Silence and Overwhelm: A Family Perspective on Post-Traumatic Communication Patterns

Prof. Rachel Dekel, Bar-Ilan University

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“Invisible and Alone” – The Attachment Wound Behind Post-Trauma

Prof. Mario Mikulincer, ICAMH and The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

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Moral Injury Among Combatants

Prof. Gadi Zerach, Ariel University

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Post-Trauma in the Context of Pregnancy and Childbirth: Research, Clinical, and Theoretical Perspectives

Prof. Danny Horesh, Bar-Ilan University

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Concluding Remarks and Insights Following “Invisible on the Silver Platter”

Prof. Zahava Solomon, Tel Aviv University

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