Many women come to therapy or psychiatric care looking for a space where they can slow down, feel understood, and speak openly about what they’re carrying. At Whole Heart Psychiatry, I offer a warm, compassionate environment where you can reflect, ask questions, and explore what kind of support feels right for you.

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I am a psychiatrist in private practice in Jerusalem, working with adult women and offering both psychotherapy and medication management. I completed my medical training at the Zucker School of Medicine in New York and work primarily with English-speaking patients. I welcome women from all backgrounds and life experiences.

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My approach is thoughtful, collaborative, and whole-person focused. Medication is never forced or expected; when it is considered, it is part of an open conversation shaped by your experiences, preferences, and goals.

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My clinical work is focused on supporting women dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, and the emotional impact of stress and life transitions. By focusing my practice in these areas, I’m able to offer care that is attentive, grounded, and aligned with my clinical interests and experience.

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As a Rebbetzin, I am familiar with the values, rhythms, and sensitivities of religious life. I strive to create a space where women from religious communities can feel understood and at ease. I am open to exploring spiritual or religious questions when they are meaningful to you and part of your emotional world, always guided by your wishes and comfort level.

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If you are considering psychiatric care and would like to explore whether working together feels like a good fit, I invite you to reach out.