Danielle Golan is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Certified Brainspotting Practitioner. ​Danielle specializes in anxiety, panic, trauma, navigating creativity and relationship issues. She is psychodynamically oriented and somatically trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and certified in Brainspotting, techniques often used in processing difficult experiences and traumas. As an artist herself, she also incorporates eclectic art therapies as a form of healing. ​Danielle enjoys working with creatives and executives in the film and music industry, the LGBTQIA+ community, and trauma survivors.

Elina Kogan, LICSW, MFT, MSW, is a trauma therapist with more than 25 years of experience in Israel and the United States. Born in Ukraine and raised in Israel, she earned her degrees from the University of Haifa and the University of Pennsylvania. Elina has worked in crisis centers, shelters, psychiatric hospitals, and schools, focusing on trauma and emotional resilience. Since 2022 she has volunteered with Israeli and Ukrainian organizations to support war survivors, and after the October 7 attacks she has provided therapy in resilience centers and on military bases across Israel. Trained in emotion-focused therapy, sensorimotor psychotherapy, Brainspotting, DBT, and ACT, Elina employs a body-based, nervous-system-informed approach. Her work helps individuals recognize and reclaim their inner strength, fostering healing and post-traumatic growth.

A board-certified integrative psychiatrist specializing in holistic, mind–body–spirit mental health care.

He holds medical and public health degrees from Touro University California and an M.S. in Complementary Medicine from Georgetown, and completed his residency in Integrative Psychiatry at the University of Arizona.

Currently pursuing rabbinical ordination at AJRCA, Michael combines evidence-based therapy, lifestyle medicine, and psychedelic-assisted treatments to support deep, root-cause healing.

Yehuda is a movement therapist, performer, and integrative bodyworker specializing in Shin Sen Do, a Japanese mind–body healing method.

With 14 years of experience in somatic practices, yoga, dance, and creative expression, he helps individuals release stored tension, reconnect with their bodies, and access authentic emotional expression.

He also leads movement workshops and hosts MEN 2.0, a podcast focused on healing and modern masculinity.

Former hostage, abducted from the Nova Music festival on October 7th and held hostage in Gaza for 246 days.

Golani operational driver, severely injured on October 7th. Spent months in hospital and rehabilitation.

Search and Rescue Sergeant, served over 400 days in reserves. Recovered bodies from missile strike sites during the Iran war.

Served as the IDF’s first military painter throughout the war. Lost her brother in Gaza after a terrorist attack on his tank.

Nova’s official photographer. Survived the massacre and helped connect survivors to their families in real time.

Professional photographer and combat fighter. Served for over a year in reserves with an elite unit in Gaza. Battles severe PTSD.