Ogen

Ogen - School of Integrative Psychotherapy - Three-year program.

The program aims to train therapists with the ability to integrate treatment approaches, to provide integrative maps for conceptualizing patients' distress, to teach tools for choosing a therapeutic focus and creating diverse combinations of techniques and interventions, and to refine movement skills between managing the therapeutic relationship and promoting treatment goals, according to the patient's needs.

In the spirit of integration, the program is suitable for therapists who have graduated with a Master's degree in therapy from various training programs and at various stages of professional development, and is designed to provide a differential response for each and every student according to the professional stage they are at.

The courses in the program provide knowledge of diverse therapeutic approaches, in-depth familiarity with integration models, rich knowledge of the various components of treatment from an integrative perspective, extensive experience in training from an integrative perspective, and a rich selection of elective courses.

Learners will be closely accompanied by the program staff throughout the entire process and in their professional development.

Studies in the program as part of the core studies take place on Tuesdays between 3:00 PM and 8:00 PM, at the Interpretation Institute at the Tel Aviv-Yafo Academic College.

Program Director: Dr. Lehi Belson Hamel

Steering Committee: Dr. Esther Bamberger, Dr. Hadar Brent Friedler, Ms. Shlomit Giloni Barak, Ms. Naama Greenwald, Prof. Sharon Ziv Beyman,

Dr. Lihi Belson Hamel, Dr. Ruth Messer Koitzky, Dr. Ron Nissim, Ms. Maayan Pekhat Teomi, Dr. Yael Perry Herzovich.

Program Coordinators: Tamar Kenan and says, "Let's run."