Future ready
We envision communities prepared for crisis through knowledge, compassion, resilience, supported by evidence-based training, trauma-informed tools, and readiness to recover from mass trauma
PreAct combines expertise in disaster psychiatry, trauma-informed care, community engagement, and innovation to help communities prepare for and recover from trauma
PreAct was created in response to a growing global recognition that mass trauma has profound and lasting psychological impacts on individuals, communities, frontline responders, and the systems that support them.
We envision communities prepared for crisis through knowledge, compassion, resilience, supported by evidence-based training, trauma-informed tools, and readiness to recover from mass trauma
PreAct makes mental health care part of crisis preparedness - not an afterthought. Through training, partnerships, field learning, and scalable tools, we make it practical and human-centered
A collaboration between global leaders in mental health and trauma response, bringing deep expertise in psychiatry, disaster response, public health, education, and community systems.

Internationally recognized leader in disaster psychiatry and global mental health, with more than 25 years of experience designing and leading mental health response

Leading Israeli psychiatrist, brain researcher, and educator whose work bridges psychiatry, research, and real-world mental health care.

Psychiatrist specializing in women’s mental health and trauma-informed psychiatric care, continuity of care, and clinical models for trauma-exposed populations.

With years of experience in disaster behavioral health, she has trained leaders, supported crisis-affected populations, and built cross-sector collaborations.

Media executive, content creator, and doctoral researcher specializing in time, productivity, and social perception, with three decades in Israeli media.
A global network of clinicians, researchers, and academic leaders guiding PreAct’s evidence-based frameworks, research initiatives, and clinical standards.
Professionals across education, emergency management, municipalities, nonprofits, technology, and communities - translating PreAct’s expertise into practice.

A global leader in disaster psychiatry and mental health innovation, Mount Sinai has shaped approaches to responding to large-scale crises.

Through its clinical teams, it brings extensive experience responding to war-related trauma, terror attacks, and large-scale mental health crises.
Extending PreAct’s expertise through municipalities, universities, NGOs, and practitioners working to strengthen mental health preparedness.
PreAct partners across sectors to strengthen mental preparedness before, during, and after crisis.
Health systems, hospitals, and municipal partners that co-develop response frameworks and pilot activity.
Universities and research teams supporting surveys, publications, evaluation, and applied field learning.
Associations and advisory groups advancing standards, dissemination, and sector-wide learning.
Philanthropic and mission-aligned organizations investing in scalable mental health preparedness capacity.