Prof. Orya Tishby is a licensed clinical psychologist and certified supervisor. She is a faculty member in the Department of Psychology and the School of Social Work and Social Welfare at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Previously, she served as Director of The Student Counseling Services at the Hebrew University. Her research focuses on mechanisms of change in short- and long-term dynamic psychotherapy, with a particular emphasis on the therapeutic relationship. In parallel, Prof. Tishby is involved in research on dyadic patterns in supervision within field training in social work.
She trains field professionals in short-term dynamic therapy and, in recent years, has co-led a course on supervision from an integrative perspective, together with Dr. Esther Bamberger, as part of the "Mifrasim" Institute.
Prof. Tishby is one of the founding members of the Israeli Psychotherapy Research Group, which she led for four years. She currently serves as President of the European Chapter of the International Society for Psychotherapy Research.

Dr. Li Mor Sabar is a social worker with expertise in the field of health. She currently serves as the Campus Coordinator at Mount Scopus in the Equal Opportunities Unit at the Hebrew University.
Before her current role, she worked for many years at Hadassah Medical Center, Mount Scopus, as an evaluator of developmental delay and autism, and as a social worker in intensive care units. In her work, she worked with teams, patients, and families dealing with a wide range of social, emotional, and mental difficulties.
Her doctoral research focused on patients' desire to receive information during the "informed consent" process, in light of the Patients' Rights Law.
Li Mor particularly enjoys the privilege of teaching students the use of communication skills in a way that enables them to create meaningful and supportive connections with individuals in need of assistance.

Ayala Wohl is the CEO of the Shefer Association, a community social worker, and an organizational consultant. She is a doctoral candidate at the University of Haifa focusing on the theory of attachment to location and community. She lectures at the Hebrew University and at the College of Management in the fields of leadership and community.
“Never doubt that a small group of concerned citizens can change the world; indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” (Margaret Mead)

Psychologist and a doctoral candidate supervised by Prof. Orya Tashby. She studies ruptures and repairs in the therapeutic alliance, the emotions of the therapist, and the therapist's attunement to the patient. In her role in the program, she is responsible for placing students in internship positions in Jerusalem, providing ongoing support to students and field coordinators, and ensuring a continuous connection between local activities and the national program in the community. In her free time, she practices yoga, mindfulness, and yoga therapy – and enjoys spending time with her daughter, Alma.