“I never lose. I either win or learn.”
Nelson Mandela
“I never lose. I either win or learn.”
Nelson Mandela
M.A. Students
Fayga Levitan
Fayga has an M.A. in culturally-sensitive clinical psychology (Cohort 1). She studies the experience of pregnancy loss of ultra-orthodox women from a narrative
perspective.
Chaim Luria
M.A. student in the culturally-sensitive clinical psychology program (Cohort 3). He studies the phenomenon of the religious/spiritual struggle among the ultra-orthodox in academia.
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Sarah Grossnass
Sarah is an M.A. student in culturally-sensitive clinical psychology (Cohort 3). She is examining religious/spiritual struggles and religious coping during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Edna Kassa
Edna is an M.A. student in the Department of Culturally-Sensitive Clinical Psychology (Cohort 4). She studies the struggles of bereaved siblings belonging to the Ethiopian community.
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Etty Lifshitz
Etty has an M.A. in culturally sensitive clinical psychology (Cohort 2). She examined the choice to altruistically donate a kidney among people who have experienced the loss of a loved one.
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Hani Mirki
Hani is an M.A. student in culturally-sensitive clinical psychology (Cohort 1). She studies how educators cope with students who experienced loss during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Yedidya Fishman
Yedidya has an M.A. in culturally-sensitive clinical psychology (Cohort 2), specializing in clinical psychology. Yedidya explores the attachment to God experience in the narratives of people who have chosen to convert to ultra-orthodoxy.
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Islam Abu Much
She has a master's degree in culturally-sensitive clinical psychology (Cohort 1). Her thesis explored the meaning reconstruction of Muslim parents whose sons were victims of homicide.
Fayrooz Altyaha
Fayrooz has an M.A. in culturally-sensitive clinical psychology (Cohort 2). She examined the experience of stillbirth among women belonging to the Bedouin sector from a phenomenological perspective
Maria Abu-Toameh
She lives in Baqa al-Gharbiyeh and is a student in the culturally-sensitive clinical psychology program (Cohort 4). She studies the phenomenon of femicide in Arab society.
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