Welcome to the website of

The Rotenberg Institute

for Jewish Psychology

Supporting at-risk sectors of Israeli society

Rehabilitating marginalized people back into the community

Reclaiming the rich Jewish heritage of earlier generations to offer radical alternative solutions to Israel’s societal ills

Drawing on traditional Jewish sources, the Rotenberg Institute offers a compelling community-centric model for promoting inclusion, diversity, dialogue and renewed hope for personal, social and community growth.

Through our innovative training programs, workshops and seminars, we provide mental health and educational professionals in our client organizations with the tools they need to implement critical clinical and educational interventions.

Since the Rotenberg Institute was established 12 years ago, our graduates have had a direct impact on the lives of well over 100,000 at-risk members of Israeli society:

Youths
Victims of trauma
Mentally ill
The elderly
Immigrants
Addicts
People suffering loss and grief

A Introductory Digital Course on Guidelines for Treating Trauma using the Dialogic-Tsimtsum Approach

The Power of Tsimsum - Introduction to Jewish Psychology

Testimonials from organizations

About The Model

Graduate Testimonials

Messages

A New Introductory Digital Course on Guidelines for Treating Trauma using the Dialogic-Tsimtsum Approach

“Every Tzimtzum makes space for renewed discovery and for the other.”
Dr. Michal Fachler, director of the Institute

“Therapy is returning a lost article, restoring the other that is lost.”
Professor Mordechai Rotenberg, founder of the Institute

“No other place offers such an inspiring example of hope-driven therapy.”
Ziva Bracha Gidron, Director, Hakol Koreh school of psychodrama, Institute graduate and lecturer.

“I have found a home for my thoughts, and an answer to my aspirations – how to help people to be rehabilitated.”
Guy Avihod, social entrepreneur, Institute graduate

“How does a turkey feel? How does it feel to be sitting under the table? What therapist has ever applied this approach?”
Frumi Gotlieb, head of psychiatric social services, Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center, Institute graduate

“A unique and open approach, coming from the world of Judaism to the world of therapy.”
Liora Chen, Chair ,Organization Department, Wizo Jerusalem, Institute graduate

“Recomposing the music of life. It’s the same familiar notes, just a new melody.”
Rinat Schreiber, Haruv Institute, treatment for battered children, Institute graduate and lecturer

“How to communicate with and connect to Alzheimer’s patients?”
Mali Asserson, Melabev treatment center for Alzheimer’s patients, , Institute graduate

Senior Faculty

Dr. Benny Feldman

Dr. Baruch Kahane

Professor Mordechai Rotenberg

Dr Michal Fachler

Ruth Gombo

email merkazrotenberg@gmail.com

call 02-6241998

Rotenberg Institute for Jewish Psychology, Ha-Rav Herzog St. 75, Jerusalem 9262226 • Tel: 02.624.1998 Fax: 02.563.0007

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Welcome to the website of

The Rotenberg Institute

for Jewish Psychology

Supporting at-risk sectors of Israeli society

Rehabilitating marginalized people back into the community

Reclaiming the rich Jewish heritage of earlier generations to offer radical alternative solutions to Israel’s societal ills

Boaz Rotenberg

Case studies

Case studies

Messages

“Every Tzimtzum makes space for renewed discovery and for the other.”
Dr. Michal Fachler, director of the Institute

“Therapy is returning a lost article, restoring the other that is lost.”
Professor Mordechai Rotenberg, founder of the Institute

“No other place offers such an inspiring example of hope-driven therapy.”
Ziva Bracha Gidron, Director, Hakol Koreh school of psychodrama, Institute graduate and lecturer.

“I have found a home for my thoughts, and an answer to my aspirations – how to help people to be rehabilitated.”
Guy Avihod, social entrepreneur, Institute graduate

“How does a turkey feel? How does it feel to be sitting under the table? What therapist has ever applied this approach?”
Frumi Gotlieb, head of psychiatric social services, Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center, Institute graduate

“A unique and open approach, coming from the world of Judaism to the world of therapy.”
Liora Chen, Chair ,Organization Department, Wizo Jerusalem, Institute graduate

“Recomposing the music of life. It’s the same familiar notes, just a new melody.”
Rinat Schreiber, Haruv Institute, treatment for battered children, Institute graduate and lecturer

“How to communicate with and connect to Alzheimer’s patients?”
Mali Asserson, Melabev treatment center for Alzheimer’s patients, , Institute graduate

Senior Faculty

Dr. Benny Feldman

Dr. Baruch Kahane

Professor Mordechai Rotenberg

Dr Michal Fachler

Ruth Gombo

Welcome to the website of

The Rotenberg Institute

for Jewish Psychology

Supporting at-risk sectors of Israeli society Rehabilitating marginalized people back into the community Reclaiming the rich Jewish heritage of earlier generations to offer radical alternative solutions to Israel’s societal ills

Boaz Rotenberg

Case studies

Case studies

Messages

“Every Tzimtzum makes space for renewed discovery and for the other.” Dr. Michal Fachler, director of the Institute

“Therapy is returning a lost article, restoring the other that is lost.” Professor Mordechai Rotenberg, founder of the Institute

“No other place offers such an inspiring example of hope-driven therapy.” Ziva Bracha Gidron, Director, Hakol Koreh school of psychodrama, Institute graduate and lecturer.

“I have found a home for my thoughts, and an answer to my aspirations – how to help people to be rehabilitated.” Guy Avihod, social entrepreneur, Institute graduate

“How does a turkey feel? How does it feel to be sitting under the table? What therapist has ever applied this approach?” Frumi Gotlieb, head of psychiatric social services, Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center, Institute graduate

“A unique and open approach, coming from the world of Judaism to the world of therapy.” Liora Chen, Chair ,Organization Department, Wizo Jerusalem, Institute graduate

“Recomposing the music of life. It’s the same familiar notes, just a new melody.” Rinat Schreiber, Haruv Institute, treatment for battered children, Institute graduate and lecturer

“How to communicate with and connect to Alzheimer’s patients?” Mali Asserson, Melabev treatment center for Alzheimer’s patients, , Institute graduate

Senior Faculty

Dr. Benny Feldman

Dr. Baruch Kahane

Professor Mordechai Rotenberg

Dr Michal Fachler

Ruth Gombo

Supporting at-risk sectors of Israeli society

Rehabilitating marginalized people back into the community

Reclaiming the rich Jewish heritage of earlier generations to offer radical alternative solutions to Israel’s societal ills

“Every Tzimtzum makes space for renewed discovery and for the other.”
Dr. Michal Fachler, director of the Institute

“Therapy is returning a lost article, restoring the other that is lost.”
Professor Mordechai Rotenberg, founder of the Institute

“No other place offers such an inspiring example of hope-driven therapy.”
Ziva Bracha Gidron, Director, Hakol Koreh school of psychodrama, Institute graduate and lecturer.

“I have found a home for my thoughts, and an answer to my aspirations – how to help people to be rehabilitated.”
Guy Avihod, social entrepreneur, Institute graduate

“How does a turkey feel? How does it feel to be sitting under the table? What therapist has ever applied this approach?”
Frumi Gotlieb, head of psychiatric social services, Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center, Institute graduate

“A unique and open approach, coming from the world of Judaism to the world of therapy.”
Liora Chen, Chair ,Organization Department, Wizo Jerusalem, Institute graduate

“Recomposing the music of life. It’s the same familiar notes, just a new melody.”
Rinat Schreiber, Haruv Institute, treatment for battered children, Institute graduate and lecturer

“How to communicate with and connect to Alzheimer’s patients?”
Mali Asserson, Melabev treatment center for Alzheimer’s patients, , Institute graduate