Dana Raam, MSW

My approach is non-judgmental, culturally attuned, warm and insightful. My technique is integrative- rooted in psychodynamic therapy and peppered with tools from other modalities such as CBT, mindfulness, guided imagery, ACT and others. This diversity allows me to remain flexible and adjust myself to the unique pace and needs of each client.

Anxiety, relationship difficulties, grief and bereavement (including sudden and traumatic loss), managing life transitions/ big changes (including Aliyah), emotional response to chronic and acute health problems, aging, and more.

As a therapist I see my role as walking alongside my clients- offering support, gentle insight and concrete tools. Together we work toward deeper self-awareness, self-acceptance, and emotional growth with an overall goal of a greater sense of ease and well-being.

My practice is located in a peaceful setting in Moshav Udim next to Netanya (there is ample free parking). I hold a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Reichman University and a Master of Social Work graduate degree from Yeshiva University. I worked for nearly a decade as a clinical social worker in the public health system (Clalit Health Services) supporting individuals through emotional crisis, grief, bereavement, anxiety, depression, and chronic illness among other challenges. I offer therapy in native English and native Hebrew.