Get Help Israel — The Israel Association of Mental Health Professionals

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Featured Specialists in Jerusalem

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Hadassah (Johanna) Hazan, MSW

Clinical Social Worker

Jerusalem

In person & online English
"I specialise in working with attachment and relational issues, disrupted attachment in childhood, sexual trauma (both from a long time ago and more recent), and the plethora of reasons people can struggle with self-love, self-acceptance and connecting to others. I have worked for nearly a decade in the field of eating disorders and body image difficulties, and also with people struggling with aspects of their identity such as sexuality, rel
Eating Disorders Self-Esteem Sexual Abuse / Rape +13

Malki (Sylvia) New, MA

Couples and Family Therapist | Psychotherapist

Jerusalem

In person & online French, German, Other
"My passion is to understand and help people. I have been described as having a calm, considered approach and I have been referred to as 'a safe pair of hands'. My therapeutic style centers on authenticity, empathy and trust, which allows clients to experience a healing and supportive relationship."
Couples / Marriage Counseling Depression Grief +9

Sarah Fishman, PhD, MA

Psychologist

Jerusalem, Gush Etzion

In person & online Hebrew, English, French
"My areas of expertise include treating sexual and couple difficulties, anxiety, depression, interpersonal difficulties, as well as issues related to self-esteem and wellness. My actual approach to therapy is integrative, while grounded in evidence-based methods. While my primary approach to therapy is cognitive-behavioural, I draw upon different treatment approaches so as to provide a client-centered intervention that is guided by my client’s cu
Anxiety / Panic Couples / Marriage Counseling Depression +5

Aharon Wiener, MSc, PsyD

Psychologist

Jerusalem

In person & online Hebrew, English
"I help adults understand the emotional patterns that shape their relationships, especially when anxiety, trauma, or past experiences are getting in the way, so they can build healthier connections and feel more themselves."
Child Abuse Family Issues Psychosomatic Disorders +5

Ben Mernick, MA, PhD

Clinical Psychologist | Neuropsychologist

Jerusalem

In person & online Hebrew, English
"I offer a warm, thoughtful, and collaborative therapeutic space grounded in psychodynamic insight. My work is integrative and tailored to the needs of each individual, drawing on evidence-based tools while maintaining a deep respect for each person’s inner world and lived experience. I work with adults facing anxiety, depression, trauma, identity questions, relationship difficulties, and the psychological impact of life transitions such as
Anxiety / Panic Holistic Life Transitions +14

Yehoshua Landau, MSc

Mental Health Counselor

Jerusalem

In person & online Hebrew, English
"Finding the right therapist is an important step towards healthier, happier living. My approach is holistic, goal oriented, and future-focused. "
Abuse Addictions Alcohol Abuse +6

Batsheva Schapira, LCSW

Psychotherapist

Tel Aviv, Jerusalem

In person & online English
I embrace the following words as my core values in the therapeutic process: “A person is a fluid process, not a fixed and static entity; a flowing river of change, not a block of solid material; a continually changing constellation of potentialities, not a fixed quantity of traits.” ― Carl R. Rogers
Anxiety / Panic Depression Life Transitions +9

Aaron Cherniak, MA, PhD

Child/Adolescent Psychologist | Psychologist

Jerusalem, Beit Shemesh

In person & online Hebrew, English
"I am a registered psychologist with experience treating adults, adolescents, and families with a wide range of needs, challenges, and goals. I use a collaborative, integrative, and flexible approach, drawing on a variety of treatment modalities that best suit my clients."
Anxiety / Panic Depression Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) +12

Andrew Freundlich, PhD

Psychologist

Jerusalem

In person & online English
"When focusing on communication in marital therapy, I pay attention to the surface words but mostly work towards identifying the subtle underlying "between the lines" messages that the sender is often unaware of sending or the listener does not hear."
Anxiety / Panic Couples / Marriage Counseling Depression +12

Lisa Carroll Bergman, PhD

Clinical Psychologist

Jerusalem

Hebrew, English
"People come to therapy with me to address anxiety, depression, PTSD and adjustment difficulties. I have a particular interest and expertise in the intersection of mind and body and my work includes coping with illness of oneself or family members."
Anxiety / Panic Depression Family Issues +12

Susan Lewis, MSW, PhD

Couples and Family Therapist | Social Worker

Jerusalem

In person & online English
"Therapy is a process of slowing down and reflecting on the present, providing a space to become more fully aware of our inner motivations and the range of alternate possibilities."
Anxiety / Panic Couples / Marriage Counseling Depression +11

Our Mission

Educate the Public

about the benefits of therapy, the various therapeutic options available, and provide guidance in navigating the public mental healthcare system.

Encourage People

to seek help by providing them with an easy to use and reliable resource for locating the best help for each individual.

Address & Challenge

the stigma surrounding mental health that may be preventing people from getting help.

Create a Community

of Anglo mental health professionals in Israel, who comply with principles of ethical practice.

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Subsidized Elite Mental Health Services For Soldiers, Reservists, and Veterans

The GHI Fund proudly support soldiers, lone soldiers, reservists, and veterans in funding trauma therapy via private practice multilingual therapists to provide imminent specialized care. Soldiers can select their own therapist through our database of experienced and vetted participating providers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

On the top menu, select FIND A THERAPIST and use the filter on your left to narrow down the results. You may browse the profiles of the therapists in the results to determine who seems to be the best fit for what you're looking for. If you're having difficulty choosing a therapist, you may schedule a telephone consultation with more than one therapist and make your decision after the phone call. If you filtered your search and didn't get any results based on your desired criteria, or you are overwhelmed with too many results, you may contact us and we will assist you. For more information on how to choose the right therapist, click here.
The therapists listed on this website are independent practitioners; they do not work for Get Help Israel. We encourage our members to respond to inquiries within 2 business days; however, emails sometimes fall through the cracks, or end up in a different folder. When emailing a therapist, make sure that you login to your FREE account so your inquiry is saved in your Dashboard. You can then follow up at a later time. If you still don't hear back, please contact us with the name of the therapist, so we can make sure that they're receiving their emails/calls; we make it a priority to ensure that you are able to access help in a timely manner.
The Israel Association of Mental Health Professionals / Get Help Israel is a membership-based association for mental health professionals. In order for therapists to become a member of the association and be listed on our website, they must meet the professional requirements of the association. The word "therapist" or "psychotherapist" is not regulated in Israel, which means that therapists in Israel do not need any qualifications to start a private practice and call themselves a therapist. This poses a risk for harm to clients who may not know how to determine whether a therapist has proper qualifications or who are not comfortable asking a therapist to show his/her qualifications. All therapists on our website have post-graduate training in mental health from an accredited university. All life coaches are certified life coaches and meet the ICF requirements. Each therapist's title is in accordance with the law in Israel. We verify the credentials of each member of the association to uphold a high professional standard and transparency to the public using the GHI resource.
You may find a therapist through your Kupat Cholim or through an organization providing subsidized mental health services.
All the information on this website is available to you free of charge. We are simply providing you with access to various mental health services that are available in Israel. Each clinician has his/her own fee, which should be discussed with the therapist directly prior to setting up your first appointment. GHI does not make any commission on the services that you receive from the professionals on this website.
Yes. We set up an Aliyah Committee to answer your questions. The members of the committee can be found here. You may contact them directly with your questions.

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