Get to know some of the remarkable individuals who make up the support network of HELPTSD.
A reminder — no one has to face it alone.
Tomer Betzer: One of the Three Coordinators of the Organization’s Support Network
A discharged military observer, a graduate of psychology studies, and a clinical social work student.
Tomer has served as a dedicated support coordinator in two separate cases, providing those she supported with precise guidance, sensitivity, and strength at the moments they needed it most.
In the past, she volunteered in the psychiatric department at Sheba Medical Center, and today she brings together all her knowledge and experience — along with her big heart — to support those who find themselves just after the storm, just before the next step.
Daniel Avraham Haddad
A former reservist combat soldier and a volunteer in the organization’s support network.
Daniel knows the experience from within — he received support from the organization after returning from reserve duty during the Iron Swords War. Through a focused and meaningful process, he was able to find a more stable place for himself and came to understand the importance of having someone who truly understands you.
Today, after processing his own experience, he uses his journey to guide and support new individuals reaching out to the organization — both through telephone support and in-person meetings.
After a period of stabilization and personal processing, he chose to give back. Today, he is an active member of our support network — offering a listening ear and walking alongside those going through a similar journey.
Interested in learning more about our support program and the people behind it?
