Podcasts
Dr. Orli Peter, founder of the Israel Healing Initiative, joined The Yoga of War Podcast: Fighting for Israel & The Jewish People, hosted by Shana Meyerson of YOGAthletica, for a live conversation examining the psychological impact of the October 7 attacks and the spread of propaganda following the massacre.
In the discussion, Dr. Peter explores how trauma, propaganda, and manipulated empathy can shape public perception during times of conflict, and why understanding the psychological mechanisms behind these narratives is critical in confronting antisemitism and supporting survivors.
By Chava Floryn
Filmmaker Chava Floryn, alongside Oscar-winning producer Howard Rosenman, presents Resilient, a powerful documentary that explores the impact of trauma and humanity’s capacity to heal. Dr. Orli Peter, one of the film’s featured voices, explains, “To cope with trauma, we sometimes sing together, synchronizing our hearts and brains.” The film movingly portrays the effects of PTSD following the October 7 massacre in Israel, sharing real stories of loss and recovery.
One Thing Podcast with Dr. Adam Rinde
In a captivating new episode of Dr. Adam Rinde’s "One Thing" podcast, Dr. Orli Peter delves into the groundbreaking work at the Israel Healing Initiative, inspired by her father's remarkable survival of the Holocaust. She reveals why the traumaof October 7 is different from other traumas she’s seen in her 30 years of practice, exploring how severe trauma rewires the brain and the transformative power of neurostimulation in the healing journey.
Podcast: Never Again Is Now
Clinical and neuropsychologist Orli Peter discusses her team's innovative, high-tech approach to treating the trauma of Oct. 7 survivors and others. Dr. Peter spoke about Israel Healing Initiative's commitment to improving the brain unctioning of Nova Music Festival survivors with neurostimulation treatment, making survivors more receptive to conventional trauma treatments and expediting their long-term recovery.
