CMBM–Israel Support
Alleviating Israeli Trauma.
Who we are.
Over 7,000 professionals trained globally.
The Center for Mind Body Medicine (CMBM) is a world leading organization in evidence-based, community-driven trauma recovery. For more than 30 years, we have helped people rebuild resilience in post-war and disaster-affected regions including Kosovo, Ukraine, Haiti, Louisiana, and communities across the United States. Recognized by the NIH, USAID, and the World Bank, CMBM is a global authority in population-wide trauma recovery.
Two decades of evidence-based work across Israel.
Since 2004, CMBM has been working in Israel, training hundreds of professionals who bring this model into schools, hospitals, municipalities, frontline communities across the country, and families and groups affected by war and terror.
CMBM-Israel is a trauma-healing initiative dedicated to rebuilding Israel’s social fabric from within.
Meeting the needs of October 7 and beyond.
Building an emotional infrastructure.
Since October 7, CMBM-Israel has been on the ground every day, providing trauma-healing support to Nova festival survivors, bereaved families, hostage and reservist families, evacuated communities, residents of the Gaza envelope, and the first responders and frontline professionals carrying the weight of this crisis.
Healing becomes possible when we act now.
The depth of collective trauma in Israel is becoming clearer with every passing month. Left untreated, trauma disrupts children’s development, places heavy strain on families already under chronic stress, weakens the resilience of entire communities, and drives sharp increases in anxiety, depression, and PTSD. Over time, the social and economic costs multiply for decades.
But with the right tools and support, healing becomes possible. Communities grow stronger. Resilience returns. Hope is restored.
We have a crucial window—right now—to support Israelis before long-term consequences take root.
“At first, I thought that all the participants were bereaved parents. Very quickly I realized that wasn’t the case, and I was happy about that. It was an opportunity to see that difficulty is difficult, and there’s no need to compare. There is room for everyone.”
– Survivor from the Gaza Envelope
What healing looks like.
Giving opportunities.
Every gift strengthens CMBM–Israel’s national trauma-healing network from training professionals to working with local communities in need.
Founder
$50,000+
Annually
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Create comprehensive training programs & workshops
Pillar
$15,000-$24,999
Annually
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Deliver self-care workshops & support to our frontline workers
Circle of Hope
$500-$4,999
Annually
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Make healing accessible through outreach to smaller towns
Circle of Resilience
$25,000-$49,999
Annually
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Promote healing through training & trauma recovery programs
Mobilizer
$5,000-$14,999
Annually
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Bring healing through group-based support
Community Partner
Any Amount
Per Project
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Provides immediate trauma relief to communities
Because of your support, hope begins.
Partnerships.
