The Academic Support and Accessibility Center is committed to addressing students’ emotional needs in order to improve their quality of life and mental well-being.
If you feel you need emotional support due to a crisis, personal difficulties, feelings of stress and anxiety, or any other reason—don’t go it alone! Reach out to us for care and support.
After your initial inquiry, you will be invited to a free meeting with the service coordinator, Tiferet Guy. Following this meeting, we will offer a solution based on the needs identified during the session. The proposed solution may include therapy sessions with one of our certified therapists specializing in psychotherapy or CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy), or a recommendation to seek treatment outside the college.
How much does it cost?
The service is subsidized by Ono Academic College.
The fee for treatment with the MATANA therapy team for the 5786 academic year will be 185 NIS per session.
How long does the treatment last?
The treatment we offer is a short-term program that can consist of up to 15 sessions.
Please be advised that we are committed to maintaining confidentiality; therefore, all information related to your treatment will remain confidential.
We hope this service will provide every student with relief and a sense of well-being.
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