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Help us heal trauma in the world: One child, One veteran, One person at a time

One-Time Donation:

Or, donate by mail:

ITI – International Trauma Healing Institute
10 Haatsmaut St.
Raanana 4346005
Israel

ITI is a non-profit organization. Your support will enable us to help children, veterans and the general population – heal from trauma.
Donations are tax-deductible per 501(c) in the U.S. and ‘Seif 46’ in Israel.

Recurrent Donation:

Five simple steps for
self-regulation and
emotional first aid.

EmotionAid® can be
used by Anybody,
Anywhere and Anytime.

OVERVIEW

EmotionAid® is an effective, simple and easy-to-use tool kit of 5 steps for self-regulation and emotional first aid. With EmotionAid®, you will learn how to manage and prevent anxiety, stress and trauma. These tools are the result of the latest developments in  neurophysiology and result mainly  from the Somatic Experiencing® therapeutic approach. EmotionAid® enables to strengthen our resilience and ability to overcome daily challenges, as well as to relieve tension during crises and particularly stressful times.

EmotionAid® enables you to self regulate your stress in all situations - and help others.

10 years of experience working with schools, hospitals, first responders, mental health professionals, immigrants, hotline personnel.

High quality of the support material, in-depth research work, brought to our attention with generosity and availability.

TRAINING

We offer a variety of EmotionAid® courses tailored to your organization’s needs.

Choose from the following options:

testimonials

The Five Steps of EmotionAid(R) is available worldwide and in the following languages: English, French, German, Hebrew, Arabic, Plish, Chinese, Farsi, Turkish, Russian, Spanish, Italian

SECTORS

Medical Sector

Trauma takes place daily in hospitals, and the medical teams are in the forefront of constant challenging and traumatic events.

Veterans, Terror Victims

Our vision is to return our soldiers and veterans to their full potential, enabling them to re-enter the workforce, and to full.

Education Sector

Preparing children to confront and handle stress and trauma in emergency situations For the past several years.

First Responders