Amcha

Amcha (Hebrew: עמותת עמך) is an Israeli amuta that provides professional mental-health treatment to the general population and specializes in treating trauma, loss, and life crises. Alongside ongoing support for Holocaust survivors and second-generation survivors, it also treats members of health funds (kupot holim) under arrangement, trauma and anxiety victims and their families, reservist soldiers, and private patients. Treatments include individual, group, and family therapy as well as therapy for children and adolescents, delivered by certified and trained therapists. Since the events of October 7 and the "Iron Swords" war, the association has expanded its circles of assistance to direct trauma victims and those around them, with teams continuing to operate in its branches and via remote treatment while also providing initial mental-health assistance at crisis centers and in evacuation hotels.

Amcha is an Israeli amuta that provides professional mental-health treatment to the general population and specializes in treating trauma, loss, and life crises. It provides ongoing support to Holocaust survivors and second-generation survivors, and also treats members of health funds under arrangement, trauma and anxiety victims and their families, reservist soldiers, and private patients. Since the events of October 7 and the "Iron Swords" war, the association has expanded its circles of assistance to direct trauma victims and those around them; its teams continue to operate in the association's branches and via remote treatment, while also providing initial mental-health assistance at crisis centers and in evacuation hotels.

Professional, accessible, and sensitive mental-health support for people and communities coping with trauma and crisis, in routine and emergency times.

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