Lori Greenberger, Dr.
Individual consultant at “Wing Spread Unit” for the promotion of interns and beginning teachers.
- Family counseling and therapy
- Sexual therapy
- Professional development of educational consultants
- Attitudes towards disadvantaged populations
- Jewish and Arab students in educational counseling studies
- Preparation for professional functioning in the field: a combination of theory and practice
- Family counseling (family therapy)
- Research seminar
- Educational counseling practicum
- Internship workshop of the (Orthodox) paratrooper unit
- Parent teacher relationships
- Chances and risks in adolescence
- Greenberger, L. (May 2024). “Characteristics, motives and attitudes of professionals in the field of sexuality in Israel”. 17th Congress of the European Federation of Sexology: Sexuality in Health and Disease: Sexual Health, Rights and Wellbeing. Bologna, Italy.
- Greenberger, L. and Ben Yishai-Bari, A. (2020). “Learning gleaned from the Jewish-Arab encounter during education counseling training. In: I. Paul – Benjamin and R. Reingold. Shared spaces in Education System and Academia (pp: 220-235). Tel Aviv: Mofet Pub (in Hebrew).
- Greenberger, L & Bairey Ben-Ishay, A. (2019). What do Arab and Jewish school counselors remember about diversity within a group in academia and how it affects their work. In: A psychoanalytic investigation on unity and otherness – Beyond Babylon? (pp. 45-56) London: Routledge Publishing.
- Greenberger, L. (2016). The attitude of the faculty to students with disabilities at a leading technological institute in Israel. Learning Disabilities: A Multidisciplinary Journal, 21(1), 1-13.
- Shimoni, A. and Greenberger, L. (2014). School counselors convey information about school counseling and their work: what professional message is conveyed? Professional counseling in schools, 18 (1), 15-27.
- Disadvantaged populations in academia
- Multiculturalism in academia
- Topics in couple and family therapy
- Topics in sexual therapy
- Topics in psychotherapy with an analytical approach
- Psychological treatment for breast cancer survivors