Coming Home
What Nobody Talks About.
- 10/20/2026
- 07:00 PM
- ZOOM
What Will You Learn?
- The losses no one names: losing the unit, the isolation of what can’t be explained, and the shift in identity after service
- PTSD: what it is, how it shows up, and why it isn’t a weakness
- Moral injury: a wound to one’s sense of right and wrong, and how it differs from PTSD
- Survivor’s guilt and grief for the fallen
- How it shows up at home, for partners and children
- Numbing and addiction, and when relief becomes a problem
- What helps: practical first steps people can take that week, and where care can begin
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About Our Speakers
Debbie Mondlak, LCSW
Debbie Mondlak, LCSW, is the founder and executive director of Neshima Foundation, which provides free Accelerated Resolution Therapy® (ART) to IDF veterans and lone soldiers in South Florida. A licensed clinical social worker with advanced training in ART and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, she specializes in trauma, moral injury, and helping service members and their families reconnect after war.
Her work with trauma began in Mexico City, where she provided long-term casework for Holocaust survivors at Museo Memoria y Tolerancia and built medical and mental health programs for at-risk youth at Yad Rajamim. She holds an MSW from Wurzweiler School of Social Work, works in English and Spanish, and maintains a private practice, Mondlak Therapy, in Hollywood, Florida.
Dr. Jessica Dahan, PhD, LMHC
Dr. Jessica Dahan, PhD, LMHC, is co-founder and vice president of Neshima Foundation, where she provides Accelerated Resolution Therapy® (ART) to IDF veterans and lone soldiers. A developmental psychologist and licensed mental health counselor, she is certified to co-lead ART Basic trainings for clinicians.
She brings extensive clinical leadership experience in South Florida community mental health and has spent her career serving the South Florida Jewish community. She works in English and French.
Neshima Foundation
Neshima provides free, intensive clinical treatment to IDF veterans and other combat veterans battling PTSD, depression, and trauma that, without intervention, too often proves fatal.
Where conventional care falls short, we offer Accelerated Resolution Therapy® — a clinically studied modality proven to reach what talk therapy alone cannot.
All treatment is provided free of charge.
Neshima — the Hebrew word for breath, deeply connected to the word Neshama, meaning soul — represents what we are here to help restore: a calm breath and a full soul.
