The MBRASE training program is the first of its kind in Israel and is designed for therapists who wish to develop clinical therapeutic skills and work within medical and rehabilitation settings. The program integrates professional knowledge, experiential learning, clinical supervision, and hands-on fieldwork.
Training Objectives:
Professional integration within multidisciplinary teams in rehabilitation hospitals, as well as providing practical knowledge and tools for developing and expanding a private practice for patients before or after hospitalization.
This program is intended for certified therapists, practitioners, and facilitators in mind–body approaches, including graduates or trainees in focusing and somatic psychotherapy, who wish to work with patients in rehabilitation and integrative medical settings. It is designed for those seeking to incorporate a sensitive, body-based therapeutic approach into their professional practice.
New rehabilitation departments are currently being established in hospitals across Israel, and the need for emotional therapists who integrate mind–body approaches is steadily growing. This is an opportunity to take part in a rehabilitative–emotional initiative that bridges therapy, hope, and community—and to become part of an emerging professional movement within the field of rehabilitation in Israel.
A Key to Short-Term Rehabilitation
Compassionate Presence
of Mind–Body Rehabilitation Therapists
Applicable in Clinical Practice and Organizational Settings
Weekly meetings with a supervisor, professional guidance, and case analysis
Biweekly sessions for practice and discussion of real cases
Intake processes, multidisciplinary collaboration, and communication within medical systems
Participation in multidisciplinary team meetings
Up to five patients per week, with ongoing supervision
I’m Adi Farkash, a somatic psychotherapist (Biosynthesis), supervisor, and founder of MBRASE – the Mind–Body Rehabilitation Center. In my work, I support individuals through healing processes and train therapists to work within healthcare systems.
The MBRASE approach was born from working with pain, hope, and a deep belief in life, and seeks to offer therapists a gateway into working within medical institutions—alongside practical experience and specialized knowledge for providing emotional support in situations of physical crisis.
If this resonates with you, I would be glad to connect 🙂
השבוע הגיע לסיומו המחזור הראשון של MBRASE ברשת בתי החולים השיקומיים של “בית
בסדנה האחרונה שהתקיימה השבוע במחלקת שיקום צעירים, ציינו כמעט שנה שלמה ליוזמה של
חולף לו עוד שבוע ועוד יום שישי, וכשאני נזכרת שהפרויקט של “התמקדות בשיקום”
השבוע הגיע לסיומו המרגש הפרויקט הראשון במסגרת היוזמה שלי בבית החולים השיקומי “מדיקל
“גופך יודע מה תהליך הריפוי והחיים. אם תקדיש זמן להקשיב לו באמצעות התמקדות,