At the onset of the attack from Iran, the faculty of the School of Therapy, Counseling, and Human Development launched a series of online lectures designed to support the broader community—therapists, educators, and the general public—on topics that strengthen personal resilience and coping abilities during challenging times. Each evening, dozens and sometimes hundreds of participants gathered on Zoom, experiencing a strong sense of community and shared hope, even amid a tense reality marked by sirens and interceptions.