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.
Ofir Nimrod
MA student, Clinical psychology
Ofir studies the connection between sleep and emotion.
Moti Flegg
MA student, Clinical psychology
Moti studies the developmental trajectories of obsessive-compulsive symptoms and their clinical importance.
Adi Davidov
MA student, Clinical psychology
Adi is interested in automaticity - she studies how automatic action tendencies are regulated in different populations.
Dar Peterburg
MA student, Clinical psychology
Dar is interested in obsessive compulsive behaviors in autism spectrum disorders
Noa Brandwein
MA student, Clinical psychology
Noa is interested in the various ways in which bodily phenomena, psychological and pathopsychological faculties interacts to form the human experience. Noa currently studies the role of interoception in Obsessive compulsive disorder.
Hodyah Adler
MA student, Clinical psychology
Hodayh is interested in the effects of inhibitory control on uncertainty and the urge to check.
Ellaey Hass
BA student, Psychology
Ellaey is interested in sleep and cognitive processes in OCD and hoarding disorder
Yuval Bar
BA student, Psychology and Communication
Yuval is interested in the physiological correlates of uncertainty in healthy adults and in individuals diagnosed with OCD.
Itamar Adoram
BA student, Psychology
Itamar is interested in the effects of perceived uncertainty on the action.
Tamar Cohen
BA student, Psychology and Criminology
Tamar is interested in sleep and cognitive processes in OCD and hoarding disorder
Alumni
MA student, Clinical psychology
Ofir Nimrod - connection between sleep and emotion.
Moti Flegg - developmental trajectories of obsessive-compulsive symptoms and their clinical importance.
