Pioneering large-scale mental health treatments for trauma and PTSD due to war and terror

I'm Jay Carter and today we are at the Resilience Under Pressure event. Come along with me to understand why this event today is so important. We have mental health professionals from the New York City area. We have many of our supporters here. We have professional leadership here from Israel and several of our American Friends of Natal board members here for the day. We have about 200 professionals here to learn about PTSD, about couples' therapy and trauma and about the place of community when we are coping with trauma. Because being alone with trauma is unbearable. Natal is working for so many years to improve therapy, to learn new ways to adapt ourselves to the changing needs of reality. Usually we put on the face, you know, that we're okay, we're fine we're functioning and actually we're not so being sensitive to one another is really important knowledge to understand that suffering from trauma events is a long process and if i'm a part of a community i feel safe i feel that i have my people to turn to and And if I'm alone, it can be even dangerous for people who suffer from PTSD. The seminar is really a kickoff, starting off with showing off our knowledge and moving into an event in Miami in early November and our annual gala this November 10th in New York City.