In response to the ongoing conflict, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is increasing efforts to provide critical mental health support to soldiers on the front lines.
Maj. Gen. Michel Yanko, head of the Technical Logistics Division (ATL), has announced the creation of a new mental health services center aimed at addressing the psychological needs of Israeli Defense Forces personnel facing the harsh demands of war. Announced.
Emphasizing the importance of prioritizing mental health among the challenges of combat operations, Janko said, “The Technical and Logistics Division has begun a process to improve the response to all IDF service members, and as part of that process… As a result, it was decided to establish a mental health center.” It is an understanding that we recognize the psychological effects of war and the difficulties that arise from it. ” Scheduled to open Thursday, the center will be a comprehensive hub offering a variety of services, including a permanent family center, combat response units, and a post-trauma care clinic for regular military personnel.
Throughout the conflict, the IDF’s mental health system has been active, providing critical support to combatants facing complex and traumatic situations. Chief Medical Officer Lt. Col. Professor Elon Glasberg said: “From the first moments of war, mental health has been present in torture, from the battlefield to the home front.”
The center’s resources will be dedicated to providing accessible, high-quality mental health services to both regular and reservists.
In addition to the center, the IDF has launched a 24/7 call center to provide emergency medical assistance, ensuring soldiers have comprehensive care that addresses both their physical and mental health during the challenges of combat operations. I am trying to accept it.
