I am married and a father to little girl, I live and work in Herzeliya. I was born in Jerusalem and spent most of my childhood there. I studied and finished high school at Gymnasia, Jerusalem.
I served three years in the Army. Following that I started my BA in Behaviour sciences at the college of Management. During this time I was involved in volunteer work at Samet institute and the Child & Family team, Jerusalem.
After graduating with MSc in Counselling Psychology at City University London, I continued training for a chartership status with the BPS, which I gained in April 2004.I continued to specialise in various fields in adolescence and adult psychotherapy and then trained in Existential Psychotherapy and I am a Registered Psychotherapist with the UK Council for Psychotherapy.

Between 2001-2006, I worked in the psychology community services at the National Health Services, UK. I worked with various client groups with a wide range of psychological problems. I also taught and supervised in the Masters programme in Psychology and Psychotherapy at Regent’s College, London.

Additionally, my professional development included specialist training in trauma, psychosis, eating
disorder, anxiety, substance abuse, hypnosis, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and psychological testing,  
My latest article about Freud’s Uncanny was published in the Journal of the Society of Existential Analysis,
and a further  two articles that await publishing.

I have wide interest in visual arts, literature and music and I try to combine them in my therapeutic work where appropriate.
In Israel, I work in various organisations as a therapist, facilitator and tutor.