Dr. Einat Yehana

Clinical neuropsychologist and rehabilitation psychologist - instructor. Faculty member in the rehabilitation neuropsychology program at the Tel Aviv-Yafo Academic College, and therapist in a private clinic. After completing her doctoral studies at Ben-Gurion University, she specialized for several years in methods for neuropsychological-integrative, individual and group rehabilitation in adults, at the New York University Medical Center (NYUMC). She has extensive experience in therapeutic work (public and private) with adults, children, and family members in situations of crisis, loss and change processes, of which she also worked for about a decade as a senior psychologist and clinical instructor at the Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer. In addition, she is engaged in training of therapists, counseling and continuing education for various organizations. She serves (voluntarily) as the head of the rehabilitation department in the health system of the Abductees' Families Headquarters. Her research dealing with the perception and adaptation to loss is conducted in the Laboratory for Research on Adaptation to Secondary Life Events that she manages.