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4worldlovers: Through my journey of self-discovery, I have come to realize that clarity is the very essence of my being. It fuels my curiosity to reflect, to explore the depths of my thoughts and emotions. This extends to a deep-seated desire to understand and empathise with those around me, be it my family, friends, or colleagues. With clarity as my guiding light, I am empowered to chart a course towards a purposeful existence, one that is rich with meaning and fulfilment.

Psychotherapy is all about personal growth and transformation, and there's one trait that's absolutely essential for making that happen: courage. Think about it – therapy often involves some heavy emotional lifting, perhaps digging deep into past traumas if necessary, and making significant changes in behavior and mindset. All of that takes some serious guts and a willingness to face the uncomfortable and the unknown. Luckily, the therapeutic relationship itself can be a powerful tool for building courage. Through openness, honesty, and self-reflection, clients can find a safe space to practice vulnerability and grow in bravery. With courage on your side, therapy can help you overcome any obstacle and live a life that's truly fulfilling.

While many may seek knowledge for its own sake, true transformation is a different beast altogether, and psychotherapy offers an unparalleled avenue towards achieving it. For me, the pursuit of transformation is not just a nice ideal; it is a burning passion that has imbued my life with meaning and purpose. Through the process of psychotherapy, I have been able to transcend the limitations of my past, and chart a bold new course towards a brighter future. The feeling of fulfilment and liberation that comes with such profound self-transformation is truly indescribable, and it is my firm belief that this powerful tool has the potential to transform the lives of countless others, as it has done for me.

Closing the gap from who I was to who I am

Growing up as a "sandwich child" in a middle-class family in a small city near Tel-Aviv, my upbringing felt a bit like a struggle for my position in the family hierarchy. Yet, with time this feeling transformed into strong passion for personal growth, a desire to make a difference, and a deep sense of fascination with the human mind.

But my path to become a psychotherapist was not straightforward. After graduating with a degree in Computer Engineering from the prestigious Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, I spent several years working in the Israeli high-tech industry. While I found the world of science and technology fascinating, I couldn't shake the feeling that there was more to life than a stable job and a nice salary.

I finally allowed myself to follow my true passion and I embarked on a journey to become a psychotherapist. Over the course of more than a decade, I studied psychology at the Open University of Israel, Psychotherapy Science at the Sigmund Freud University in Vienna, and completed my training as a psychotherapist at the Austrian Association for Group Dynamics and Group Therapy.

During these years, I had some of my most exciting experiences, challenges, and successes. Transforming my analytical "left brain" skills to relational, emotional and empathetical skills was not always easy but it was more than worth the efforts. I learned that these latter skills are what matter most to lead a happy and fulfilling life. Ever since I have been in a continuous process of learning not only about myself but also about the human psyche and the dynamics of relationships.

One says that a psychotherapist can guide you only to the degree that he knows himself. That is why I value a lot my developed capacity to know and understand myself, and my eagerness to rediscover who I am in unknown situations.

Since 2016, I've been working in my private practice first as a psychotherapist under supervision, and later becoming a licensed psychotherapist. What I love most about my work is the diversity of the people I encounter, from different social backgrounds and cultures to unique life experiences and personalities. Each client brings their own narrative, and I strive to see them beyond a diagnosis and instead as a unique individual with their own strengths and potential.

In all situations, I take a curious, non-judgmental approach and work collaboratively with my clients to find the best path forward.

In 2020, after the pandemic had forced me to take my practice online, I discovered a new sense of freedom and the ability to support clients from all over the world and I have become a virtual psychotherapist.