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Gina Ross

  • Founder and President at International Trauma-Healing Institute, Freelance
Los Angeles, Tel Aviv
As seen in: The Jerusalem Post, The Times of Israel, Thrive Global, Israel National News - Arutz Sheva, Algemeiner Journal, The Jewish Chronicle, Jewish Journal (Los Angeles), Israel Hayom, JNS, Cleveland Jewish News and
Covers:  political polarization, collective trauma, PTSD, conflict resolution, trauma healing, the media and trauma, second-hand trauma, trauma burnout, effective communication, psychotherapy
Gina Ross is Founder/President of International Trauma Institutes USA/Israel, published author/researcher & international trainer in SE. Gina@GinaRoss.com

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Gina Ross’s Biography

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Gina Ross, MFCT, is Founder/President of the International Trauma-Healing Institute in the US (ITI-US) and its Israeli branch (ITI-Israel). Born in Aleppo, Syria, Gina lived in eight different countries on four continents. A specialist in individual and collective trauma, she is the author of a series of books “Beyond the Trauma Vortex into the Healing Vortex,” targeting 10 social sectors implicated in amplifying or healing trauma. She also created The Ross Model: Protocol for Conflict Resoluti…

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Art, 'Formless and Void' and Oct. 7

Art, 'Formless and Void' and Oct. 7

"Formless and Void," at the Upside Down gallery in Westwood through Dec. 20, brings "Jews and Christians toge…

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One year after October 7: Israeli resilience and new opportunities for unity - opinion

One year after October 7: Israeli resilience and new opportunities for unity - opinion

One year after October 7, Israel stands resilient yet must seize new opportunities to unify and defend agains…

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Rise Above- The Jewish Response to Trauma With Expert Gina Ross

Rise Above- The Jewish Response to Trauma With Expert Gina Ross

On this episode, I share with you excerpts from a recent virtual healing session I hosted through my nonprofi…

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A Trauma Vortex Turned Inwards - Jewish Exponent

A Trauma Vortex Turned Inwards - Jewish Exponent

Political polarization is a major sign of stress and trauma in the collective.

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A Trauma Vortex Turned Inwards - Jewish Exponent

A Trauma Vortex Turned Inwards - Jewish Exponent

Political polarization is a major sign of stress and trauma in the collective.

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A Trauma Vortex Turned Inwards

A Trauma Vortex Turned Inwards

The arrest of nine Israel soldiers on the word of a terrorist only increases dangerous polarization.

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Art, 'Formless and Void' and Oct. 7

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By Gina Ross
| Jewish Journal (Los Angeles) Verified
“The Earth was without form and void, and darkness was over the face of the deep, and the spirit of God was hovering over the face of the Waters.” Nine Los Angeles-based artists were invited to “wrestle with our current moment of de–creation, daring to hope for the possibility of new creation on the other side – just as the Spirit of God was hovering over the deep before God spoke light into the darkness.” “Formless and Void,” at the Upside Down gallery in Westwood through Dec.
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One year after October 7: Israeli resilience and new opportunities for unity - opinion

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By Gina Ross
| The Jerusalem Post Verified
A year later, the deep pain and ongoing torment that Hamas’s surprise October 7 massacre, and the consequent wars brought still impact the Israeli and Jewish psyche. Yet, a year later also, the questions regarding the failures of Israel’s vaunted military power and intelligence capabilities, and the solidity of its Arab partnerships are being responded. Israel and its Arab partners knew that military capabilities and deterrence, surprised for a moment, see to be fully restored.
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A Trauma Vortex Turned Inwards

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By Gina Ross
| Baltimore Jewish Times Verified
By Gina Ross Political polarization is a major sign of stress and trauma in the collective. Stress and trauma deregulate both individual and collective nervous systems. It makes people suspicious, angry, ready to project, to judge and blame, and to attack. Rapid changes, perceived loss of power, a tense environment and foreign pressures have been accelerating the main differences in worldview, objectives and vision among the different Israeli parties, driving serious divisions.
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How is social media changing news?

You can read about my answer in my book "Breaking News!" available on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Gina-Ross/e/B001K8R6Z8%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share

When you're not at a computer, where are you most likely to be?

Traveling to Israel