As a specialized rehabilitation psychologist [License Number 127804], I work with both adults and teenagers, employing a dynamic and integrated approach that incorporates cognitive behavioral tools.

I provide treatment at a private clinic in Ganei Tikva and oversee the psychological framework of multiple sclerosis patients at sheba Tel-Hashomer medical center. Additionally, I serve as a lecturer of the faculty at Ariel University within the class activity of Behavioral Sciences, and within the Departmen of rehabilitation psychology.

My research revolves around trauma, its aftermath, and the complexities concerning the mind-body connection in chronic diseases.

I earned my PhD from Tel Aviv University, concentrating on the study of trauma and its intergenerational impact. Concurrently, I undertook internships at both Tel Hashomer Hospital in the Multiple Sclerosis Center and at the Neurological Clinic. Prior to this, I attained a master's degree in rehabilitation psychology from Ariel University (M.A. with honors) and a bachelor's degree in behavioral sciences from Tel Aviv-Jaffa Academic College (B.A. with Honors).

My specialization lies in addressing chronic diseases, navigating life crises and adjustment difficulties, and assisting individuals with a diverse range of emotional challenges that persist throughout their lifespans.