Mental and Emotional Rehabilitation

Psychological Care & Emotional Rehabilitation

OneFamily provides professional psychological care and emotional support to help individuals and families cope with grief, trauma and the lasting effects of terror.

Losing a loved one or surviving a terror attack can have lasting emotional effects. OneFamily helps individuals and families receive the professional care they need to cope with grief, trauma and the challenges that follow.

Individual & Family Therapy

OneFamily works with psychologists, social workers and trauma specialists to provide counseling and treatment for people affected by terror.

This includes bereavement counseling for families who have lost loved ones, trauma treatment for wounded victims and survivors, and family therapy when several members of a household are struggling.

Some people need treatment immediately after an attack, while others seek help months or years later. OneFamily helps families find appropriate professional care when they need it.

Additional Therapeutic Approaches

Not everyone finds it easy to talk about what they have experienced.

Alongside traditional counseling, OneFamily has incorporated approaches such as art therapy, psychodrama, music therapy, movement therapy and mindfulness-based practices. These give individuals different ways to express emotions, manage stress and work through difficult experiences.

For some, creative or physical activities can make it easier to engage in therapy, particularly when putting feelings into words is difficult.


Help OneFamily provide psychological care and emotional rehabilitation for victims of terror and their families.

A small group of individuals hugging in a tight circle during an indoor OneFamily grief support group session in Israel.