Personal therapy
A space dedicated entirely to you — for emotional regulation, self-empowerment, and the slow work of coming home to yourself.
Therapy
Where words end, the body and the image open the door.
Some things can't be talked about — but they can be drawn, danced, played and held. That's where the work begins.
Therapy for youth at risk
Non-verbal tools that gently bypass defenses and reach the heart of things — change that both the teenager and the parents can feel.
Creative tools
Art and movement as a language of growth — a clinical repertoire developed across years of educational and personal practice.
Consulting for educational systems
Supporting schools and educational clinics — building working frameworks, training staff, and helping institutions hold real complexity.
ApproachSchedule a first session
Not a clinic. A home.
My space in Haifa was designed like a living room — soft light, warm textures, a kettle that's almost always on. It is meant to feel like home long before it feels like therapy, because real growth begins in safety and warmth, not in pressure.
Children find a way in through play. Teenagers discover someone willing to sit with them without judgment. Adults rediscover parts of themselves they'd forgotten were even there.
The Studio
Five tools. One presence.
Scroll through the modalities I use — woven differently for every person who walks in.
Movement01
The body remembers.
Body-based work that releases what words still can't say.
Art02
What you draw, you can hold.
Image and material as a language of growth and regulation.
Animals03
Trust without words.
Animal-assisted work that meets the most guarded parts gently.
Play04
The first door for children.
Play as the natural language of childhood — and a clinical tool of precision.
Dialogue05
And finally — words.
Honest, attuned conversation that gives shape to what was felt.
