The therapeutic clinic at the School of Psychology is designed for individuals from the community and public institutions. It integrates various therapeutic approaches such as: long-term dynamic psychotherapy, short-term therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy, therapeutic interventions focused on child-parent relationships, and parental guidance.
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The therapeutic clinic at the Baruch Ivcher School of Psychology
The therapeutic clinic at the Baruch Ivcher School of Psychology
About The Clinic- The therapeutic approaches offered are based on up-to-date theories and research findings, with approaches tailored to the clients' characteristics.
- The clinic offers psychological assessment for children, adolescents, and adults.
- The clinic places utmost importance on providing treatment that is primarily adapted to the needs of the clients, while considering their life circumstances and social and cultural backgrounds.
- The clinic offers supervision services for educational psychologists and counselors in the education system on various topics.
- The clinic is managed by Dr. Rony Pshedetzky- Shochat, an expert clinical psychologist, certified supervisor by the Ministry of Health, and a lecturer at the School of Psychology at Reichman University.
