The wound is the place where the Light enters you
RUMI
The wound is the place where the Light enters you
RUMI
Rid yourself of all the masks
Gali Nahum has been a therapist for some 30 years. Sensitive, caring, dedicated, observing every individual without judgment or criticism, helping people to reach their inner essence
and feel comfortable in their own skin.
A firm believer in the delicate connection that is formed with her patients, through which it is possible to observe their inner self and generate significant change in their lives
Education and professional experience
Gali Nahum has considerable experience as a mental health officer in the IDF, both in regular service and in reserve service. In addition, she has worked with long-term patients with spinal cord injuries in the neurological rehabilitation department of Tel Hashomer Hospital – providing individual, couple and family therapy with regard to the difficulty of coping with an injury that affects all areas of life, and on strengthening the connection with the various entities in the community.
2006 – 2009 Studying at the School of Psychotherapy at Bar Ilan University
2002 – 2005 Master’s degree studies in clinical social work, Bar Ilan University
2000 – 2002 Training course for mental health officers at the Center for Mental Health, IDF
1995 – 1998 Bachelor’s degree studies in social work, Tel Aviv University
Gali Nahum, clinical social worker and psychotherapist, has worked in the field of therapy for 30 years, the past 20 years in a private clinic. Specializes in emotional therapy, parent counselling for all ages, including without the child’s attendance, pre-conscription opinions, workshops for parents and professionals.
Different treatments to suit adolescent and adults
Education and professional experience
Gali Nahum has considerable experience as a mental health officer in the IDF, both in regular service and in reserve service. In addition, she has worked with long-term patients with spinal cord injuries in the neurological rehabilitation department of Tel Hashomer Hospital – providing individual, couple and family therapy with regard to the difficulty of coping with an injury that affects all areas of life, and on strengthening the connection with the various entities in the community.
2006 – 2009 Studying at the School of Psychotherapy at Bar Ilan University
2002 – 2005 Master’s degree studies in clinical social work, Bar Ilan University
2000 – 2002 Training course for mental health officers at the Center for Mental Health, IDF
1995 – 1998 Bachelor’s degree studies in social work, Tel Aviv University
Gali Nahum, clinical social worker and psychotherapist, has worked in the field of therapy for 30 years, the past 20 years in a private clinic. Specializes in emotional therapy, parent counselling for all ages, including without the child’s attendance, pre-conscription opinions, workshops for parents and professionals.
Different treatments to suit adolescent and adults
Individual therapy for adolescents and adults – sessions take place in Gali Nahum’s private clinic, and help with parental challenges across the different circles of life in relationships with the natal family.
Treatment is also offered for adults coping with personal and emotional difficulties in all areas of life, and for adolescents and pre-adolescents dealing with questions of self-identity and sexual identity, and coping emotionally with changes, anxieties, self-image, and social issues
Lectures and workshops for parents or professionals, on different topics –
parental authority, adolescents,
pre-conscription, self-image among adolescents.
The workshops will be tailored to suit the needs of the participants
It is possible to arrange
a one-time workshop,
or a series of workshops, as required
Teenagers approaching army conscription often feel tension and anxiety.
They fear the unknown, and may wonder whether they will be capable of integrating in the military system.
As part of the treatment at the clinic, support is given in coping with anxiety and difficulties relating to anticipation of conscription. As required, if it is necessary to involve army entities before conscription in order to suit the military service to the youngster’s capabilities, a professional opinion will be written for the army.
Gali Nahum has considerable experience as a Mental Health Officer in the military reserves, and is closely familiar with the system, and its demands and limitations.
Parenting is a very meaningful role, the most challenging role we take on in the course of our lives. Sometimes the challenge is too great –
our children do not come with operating instructions, and we may get slightly lost. Parent counselling offers guidance to parents in how to be the best parents for your specific child.
Parent counselling can accompany individual
treatment of teenagers, or help parents coping
with difficulties of authority.
Parent guidance for all ages, including without
the child’s attendance.
Individual therapy for adolescents and adults – sessions take place in Gali Nahum’s private clinic, and help with parental challenges across the different circles of life in relationships with the natal family.
Treatment is also offered for adults coping with personal and emotional difficulties in all areas of life, and for adolescents and pre-adolescents dealing with questions of self-identity and sexual identity, and coping emotionally with changes, anxieties, self-image, and social issues
Lectures and workshops for parents or professionals, on different topics –
parental authority, adolescents,
pre-conscription, self-image among adolescents.
The workshops will be tailored to suit the needs of the participants
It is possible to arrange
a one-time workshop,
or a series of workshops, as required
Teenagers approaching army conscription often feel tension and anxiety.
They fear the unknown, and may wonder whether they will be capable of integrating in the military system.
As part of the treatment at the clinic, support is given in coping with anxiety and difficulties relating to anticipation of conscription. As required, if it is necessary to involve army entities before conscription in order to suit the military service to the youngster’s capabilities, a professional opinion will be written for the army.
Gali Nahum has considerable experience as a Mental Health Officer in the military reserves, and is closely familiar with the system, and its demands and limitations.
Parenting is a very meaningful role, the most challenging role we take on in the course of our lives. Sometimes the challenge is too great –
our children do not come with operating instructions, and we may get slightly lost. Parent counselling offers guidance to parents in how to be the best parents for your specific child.
Parent counselling can accompany individual
treatment of teenagers, or help parents coping
with difficulties of authority.
Parent guidance for all ages, including without
the child’s attendance.
Have you ever felt that everything is “too big to handle”? That you cannot cope with life alone?
Many people are dealing with anxieties, depression, difficulty with interpersonal relations, poor self-image, and so on.
Some are experiencing a deep crisis following a traumatic event, separation, divorce, or death, or may have been in a difficult emotional situation for a long time.
Psychotherapy is used to treat problems of this kind, working best if a relationship
of trust is formed between therapist and patient.
Investing in therapy can lead to a significant improvement in one’s feelings, and improve quality of life and the sense of emotional well-being. Many patients report that the therapy has changed their lives for the better. In psychotherapy, a connection gradually develops between the therapist and patient. This connection, and the supportive environment that is created,
makes it possible to talk openly with a person who is objective,
neutral, and non-judgmental. In this way, it is possible to look at other
connections in the patient’s life, and at the patient’s
complex life experiences, challenges, and distress.
Through these conversations, patients can understand what is holding them back, or
moving them forward, and how they can feel as good as possible.
Have you ever felt that everything is “too big to handle”? That you cannot cope with life alone?
Many people are dealing with anxieties, depression, difficulty with interpersonal relations, poor self-image, and so on.
Some are experiencing a deep crisis following a traumatic event, separation,
divorce, or death, or may have been in a difficult emotional situation for a long time.
Psychotherapy is used to treat problems of this kind, working best if a relationship
of trust is formed between therapist and patient.
Investing in therapy can lead to a significant improvement in one’s feelings,
and improve quality of life and the sense of emotional well-being.
Many patients report that the therapy has changed their lives for the better.
In psychotherapy, a connection gradually develops between the therapist and patient.
This connection, and the supportive environment that is created,
makes it possible to talk openly with a person who is objective,
neutral, and non-judgmental. In this way, it is possible to look at other
connections in the patient’s life, and at the patient’s
complex life experiences, challenges, and distress.
Through these conversations, patients can understand what is holding them back, or
moving them forward, and how they can feel as good as possible.
Please contact me at
tel: 054-540 5365, or by e-mail,
with any question
or request and I will get back to you as soon as possible
Please contact me at tel: 054-540 5365, or by e-mail,
with any question or request and I will get back to you as soon as possible
I will be happy to meet you for an initial diagnostic meeting, at which we can get to know each other
and plan together how to generate the change in your life.
I will be happy to meet you for an initial diagnostic meeting, at which we can get to know each other
and plan together how to generate the change in your life.