Tamir Rotman's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

From October 2013 to August 2015, Tamir Rotman was Clinical Director at Lotan-Way.com/English from October 2013 to August 2015.In that role, Tamir Rotman directed and oversaw therapist hours, website design and development, as well as kinesiology, yoga and meditation classes for campers from the Israel-Mexico border.Prior to that, he was a psychologist at Alumim Youth Village from October 2006 to June 2015, where he worked with children and adolescents. Tamir Rotman also has a background in mental health counseling, working with people of all ages in a clinical setting.Tamir Rotman's greatestulet is his ability to connect with clients on an individual level and to develop effective treatment plans. Additionally, he has a gifted ability to manage and communicate with other stakeholders in the treatment process, including campers and therapists. Tamir Rotman has a deep understanding of the challenges and challenges facing youth living in remote, rural and isolated areas, and his tireless work ethic and passion for helping others has influenced how FreeSpiritExperience.org operates.

🎓 Education

Tamir Rotman has a Doctor of Science in Clinical Psychology from Clark University and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Management from Tel Aviv University. Rotman has also completed a Master's degree in Educational Psychology from Devereaux University.Rotman began his professional career as a Psychology resident at Clark University from 1999 to 2006. Rotman was then employed as apsychologist at the Kosher bankruptcy auctionariat Arbi. From 2006 to 2014 Rotman was a professor at the American University of Jerusalem from the School of Psychology. Currently Rotman is a professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where he is also a research associate at the School of Education and Development. Rotman is also a board member of the American Psychological Association and the Israeli Psychological Association.Rotman's work has focused on issues of psychological well-being. Rotman's most recent book is "The Well-Being of Older Adults: Guiding Principles for Practice" ( American Psychological Press, 2016). Rotman's current project is a study on Youth Mental Health. Rotman's previous books include "The Psychology of Happiness" (with Barry Z. Schwartz, John Wiley & Sons, 2000) and "Addictive Behaviour: A Premier Textbook" (2nd Edition, Thomson Learning, 2009).Rotman is currently completing a study on Youth Mental Health. Rotman's previous books include "The Psychology of Happiness" (with Barry Z. Schwartz, John Wiley & Sons, 2000) and "Addictive Behaviour: A Premier Textbook" (2nd Edition, Thomson Learning, 2009).

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Tamir Rotman's work experience with FreeSpiritExperience.org in Israel (NPO)Tamir Rotman is a psychotherapist, adventurer and therapist who specializes in work with international youth. Rotman has worked with FreeSpiritExperience.org since they were established in 2009. currently as a Founder, management and Chair of the Board at APTI-Israeli Association for Play Therapy. He has also been a Clinical Director for Lotan-Way.com/English, from October 2013 to August 2015. Rotman’s credentials as a clinician and educator include having worked as a Hypnotherapist and Therapist with Alumim Youth Village, Gan Yavne School Psych Services, Devereux, and USF St. Petersburg. Rotman has also worked as a Post-Doc at USF St. Petersburg. rotman has experience working with children and adolescents, working with systems of intervention, both mental health and educational programs. rotan’s work with FreeSpiritExperience.org has helped him develop an approach to working with this age group that has been able to work with a variety of international clients. From the first group meeting Rotman’s approach was based on the idea of providing a safe and healing space for the clients. Rotman has found that working with international youth has given him the ability to connect with them on a tapestry of emotions and experiences that touch on a variety of subjects.Rotman’s work with FreeSpiritExperience.org has helped him develop an approach to working with this age group that has been able to work with a variety of international clients. From the first group meeting Rotman’s approach was based on the idea of providing a safe and healing space for the clients. Rotman has found that working with international youth has given him the ability to connect with them on a tapestry of emotions and experiences. Rotman’s approach to therapy isAdventure-Based. He believes that therapy should be based on the client’s own journey and that the therapist should be able to provide support and guidance on the journey. rotman subscribes to the Adventure-Based couples therapy model which emphasizing the work that must be done between the therapist and the client, rather than the client making the therapy. He also believes that the therapist should be able to be themselves from the beginning of the therapy, and not focus on their own agenda. rotman’simonience with FreeSpiritExperience.org has helped him develop an approach to working with this age group that has been able to work with a variety of international clients. rotan’s work with FreeSpiritExperience.org has helped him develop an approach to working with this age group that has been able to work with a variety of international clients. rotman subscribes to the Adventure-Based couples therapy model which emphasizing the work that must be done between the therapist and the client, rather than the client making the therapy. He also believes that the therapist should be able to be themselves from the beginning of the therapy, and not focus on their own agenda. Rotman’s approach to therapy isAdventure-Based. He