Meet The Team

Omer Linkovski
Principal Investigator
Omer is interested in the underlying mechanisms of psychopathologies and in improving mental health care based on our understanding of these mechanisms.

Aharon Oppenheim
PhD student, Clinical psychology
Aharon is interested in the intersection between control mechanisms and its role in different psychopathologies.

Tatiana Peshekhonova
PhD, Psycholinguistics
Tatiana is investigating decision-making and rechecking behavior under conditions of uncertainty across varied linguistic and non-linguistic cognitive tasks, which model learning-related processes in clinical and general populations.

Tal Furstenberg
PhD student, clinical psychology
Tal interested in rumination in OCD, its characteristics, and underlying mechanisms, as well as specific interventions aimed at addressing this process.

Hodaya Adler
PhD student, Clinical psychology
Hodaya interested in the diffent way to deal with uncertainty in OCD and Derpression and experiences of internal and external uncertainty.

Shaked Seker
Clinical Psychology Researcher
Shaked study the intersection of Large Language Models (LLMs) and psychopathology, specifically regarding obsessive-compulsive symptoms.

Inbal Kimchi
MA student, Clinical Psychology.
My research focuses on the cognitive and behavioral mechanisms of intolerance of uncertainty from a transdiagnostic perspective.

Tamar Raanan
MA student, Clinical Psychology.
Tamar interested in real time technological interventions in the world of uncertainty intolerance and compulsive behaviors.

Ofri Luz
MA student, Clinical Psychology.
Ofri focuses on examining cognitive and attentional processes under uncertainty, with a focus on food-related cues and time-of-day effects. Ofri work integrates experimental tasks and behavioral measures to study how uncertainty shapes perception and decision making regarding food.

Yiftach Dery
MA student, Clinical Psychology.
Yiftach research focuses on the link between Intolerance of Uncertainty and the dual pathways of post-trauma: distress and growth. Yiftach investigating how the inability to tolerate the unknown correlates with PTSD severity versus the capacity for positive psychological change

Noa Sagi
MA student, Clinical Psychology.
Noa investigates the interaction between chronotype and time of day on OCD symptom assessment. Specifically, Noa examine how these factors differentially influence symptom evaluation across a self-report measure and a clinician-administered interview, aiming to tailor the timing and method of assessment to specific clinical needs.

Yuval Holzman
MA student, Clinical Psychology.
Yuval focuses on processes of certainty and uncertainty, with a particular emphasis on checking behaviors and the cognitive mechanisms that underlie them. Specifically, Yuval investigate how cognitive processes such as flexibility and the processing of internal signals contribute to persistent checking behavior, even under conditions of objective certainty.

Noa Yadid
MA student
Noa study how the time between trials shapes learning and decision-making in a bandit task, with a focus on how anxiety biases learning from losses versus gains.
Alumni
MA students
Ofir Nimrod - connection between sleep and emotion.
Moti Flegg - developmental trajectories of obsessive-compulsive symptoms and their clinical importance.
Adi Davidov - how automatic action tendencies are regulated in different populations.
Dar Peterburg - obsessive-compulsive symptoms in autism spectrum disorders.
Noa Brandwein - the role of interoception in Obsessive compulsive disorder.
Ellaey Hass - sleep and cognitive processes in OCD and hoarding disorder.
Noa Nadler - obsessive-compulsive symptoms and sleep disturbance in youth
Dor Gad - experimental rumination induction and its correlates
Maya Shalev - attention systems in body-dismorphic disorder
BA student, psychology
Itamar Adoram
Tamar Cohen
Yuval Bar
Noa Wayne



