Haruv annual report 2020

TRAUMA INFORMED THERAPEUTIC PROGRAMS January 2020 – July 2021 Haruv Institute operates programs for professionals, particularly therapists, on the different aspects of trauma informed work and intervention. Trainings are customized to the field and relevant organization and professionals, and their specific challenges. The purpose of these trainings is to teach theoretical knowledge on principals and manifestation of trauma in children, and to instil a professional perspective that considers the child’s trauma background and mental implications manifest in their behavior and function. In addition professionals acquire practical skills to evaluate and treat cases of ongoing and single incident trauma. This includes the following training: • Family violence and Trauma Informed Intervention: Unitaf staff 8 sessions, 30 participants, budget 20,000 ILS • Trauma Principal-Based Therapy for Traumatized Pre-School Children and their Families 8 sessions, 35 social workers and psychologists at the Macabi HMO Child Development Center, budget 33,000 ILS • The Trauma Lens Contribution to Working with At-Risk Children 4 sessions, 60 staff members including social workers and counselors at Yad Rachel Childcare, budget 7,600 ILS • The Significance of Educational-Therapeutic Work with Traumatized Children and Youth 2 programs in 12 sessions: 4 for residential care staff, 8 for school educational staff, approximately 50 participants, budget 20,000 ILS • Trauma Care Principals: Therapists in Modi’in Illit 7 sessions, 30 therapists in psycho-educational service and Preschooler Center in Modi’in Illit, budget 33,000 ILS • Trauma and Play: Eshkolot Center for Preschool Children 4 sessions, 30 staff members, budget 3,700 ILS

STUDY AND TRAINING PROGRAMS | WELFARE & MULTI-DISCIPLINARY

Number of Sessions: 43

Number of Participants: 235

Budget: 114,500 ILS

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