Adi Zahavi, M.A., is a licensed clinical psychologist who graduated with honors from Bar-Ilan University with a master's degree in clinical psychology. Throughout her professional development, Ms. Zahavi has shown a deep interest in working with diverse populations and played a key role in supervising the men's forensic department at the Beer Sheva Mental Health Center. During her graduate studies, she initiated and led an innovative research project in collaboration with the Retorno Addiction Rehabilitation Center, which formed the basis for her thesis. Currently, Ms. Zahavi dedicates her research efforts to the fields of personality disorders and sexuality in mental illness, and recently presented her preliminary findings at a prestigious conference – "The Chief Scientist" at the Ministry of Health. She has a particular interest in group dynamics and its impact on the individual, and is currently undergoing advanced training as a group facilitator at Ben-Gurion University. During Operation Iron Swords, Ms. Zahavi volunteered her professional expertise, facilitating support groups for partners of reserve soldiers and providing professional assistance through Bar-Ilan University's 'Hotline'. Over the years, she has gained comprehensive experience in guidance, research, and treatment of children and adolescents, employing advanced therapeutic approaches such as CBT and mindfulness. Ms. Zahavi believes in the therapeutic potential of these approaches to foster mental resilience and promote a balanced and healthy lifestyle, and strives to integrate them into the lives of her patients.