I am a Queerbodiment therapist working with people from all colors of the rainbow. I graduated with a B.A. in Psychology from Bar-Ilan University and am a certified Body Psychotherapist from Reidman College. Currently, I am finishing international training in GSRD (gender, sexuality, and relationship diversity) therapy run by Pink Therapy. I also facilitate workshops, which have been presented at the queer sexuality festival Queer Magic and The Israeli Embodiment Conference. In the past I’ve volunteered for IGY - Israel Gay Youth organization and for Ma’avarim - Israeli Trans Community. 

In addition to being a curious explorer of the body-mind, I am a non-binary transgender. To me this is an important part of my identity as a therapist, thanks to the unique and complex life I am fortunate to have lived. The deep insights I’ve gained regarding gender have deepened my understanding of the war between the genders, the confines and freedom they hold. Most importantly, my journey has taught me that when we choose change, we choose healing.

Throughout history and different cultures many healers were queers. Their communities often recognized the importance of people who defied gender norms or presented varied sexual orientations. It is exactly this “otherness” that gave them a wider perspective on life and a greater ability to help people. I view myself as a descendant of a long lineage of queer shamans and healers.