We, if we don't get our act together, are going to see suicide, brutality, and addictions,

and mental and physical disorders like we cannot imagine.

Hey, listeners, it's Mishi.

So as you know, during these incredibly difficult days, we're trying to bring you voices

we're hearing among and around us.

These aren't stories, they're just quick conversations, or postcards really, that try to

capture slivers of life right now.

Normally, Chavat Ronit, or Ronit Farm, is a high-end event venue north of Hirtiliah.

Rannan Arison's 70 dunams are full of quaffed lawns, picturesque trees,

Instagramable gazebos, a gorgeous pond,

and a lot of peaceful nature. All of that makes the farm an idealic setting for upscale weddings and parties. Now, however, it's been converted into an emotional emergency room.

With all of its different stations and activities,

it kind of feels like a summer camp for adults,

except that all the campers are survivors of the Nova Party, Idraim.

Our producers, Alexandra Muller and Adina Karpoch,

went to visit Chavatronite and began by talking to Leah Na'o, who created and directs this unusual healing space.

Okay, we're good. We're going to sit here and here.

I'm sorry it's like this, but the war is not only in on the borders, it's happening right here as we talk.

I have introduced you yourself.

Yes, Dr. Leah Naour, I have a PhD in human technology. as we talk. Can you ever be introducing yourself? Yes.

Dr. Leah Naor.

I have a PhD in human development and counseling. I'm a social worker, a nature-based therapist, and I research positive transformation.

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