Keshet Intervention Course for Parents, Family Members, and Caregivers: Cognitive Communication

 

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Is someone in your family struggling with mental health issues?

How many times have you reacted too emotionally or out of a sense of vulnerability toward a family member and regretted it?

Join a course that will help you improve your communication with a family member who is struggling.

 

What will you get out of the KASHAT course?

·       Practical Tools for Everyday Life: We’ll learn how to cope with the challenges and events that occur within the home, and turn stressful moments into opportunities for growth.

·       Building a Bridge of Communication: We will acquire a new language that will enable genuine listening, reduce friction, and strengthen the bond and closeness among family members.

·       Strengthening Family Resilience: We will strengthen your sense of personal empowerment and that of your loved ones, so that you can face life’s challenges together.

·       A supportive environment: Joining a group that understands you and provides a safe space for sharing and mutual learning.

 

This course is designed for parents and family members of individuals facing mental health challenges

 

At the core of the Keshet course lies the dynamic cognitive approach, which holds that every person has the capacity to change, provided they have an enabling environment, support, choice, and learning tailored to their needs. Keshet is based on the teachings of Prof. Feuerstein and his student, Prof. Naomi Hadas Lidror, along with the team: Dr. Penina
Weiss, Dr. Dorit Radlich, Andrea Rapaport, and others
.

Course Details:

The Keshet course consists of 15 sessions—
—each lasting 3 academic hours, and accommodates up to 20 participants—parents, siblings, spouses, and other close relatives of individuals with mental health challenges
.

Each session includes theoretical instruction and practice based on real-life situations.

The course is held in person on Mondays, once a week, at Ono Academic College from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Opening Date: April 27, 2026

Enrollment with Peace of Mind:

To make things easier for you, registration is a two-step process:

  1. You now pay only 100 NIS as a registration fee (included in the full course price—1,400 NIS).
  2. The remaining balance (1,300 NIS) will be collected only after it is confirmed that the course will take place. (The course is largely subsidized by the Ministry of Health.)

    If the course does not start, your registration fee will be refunded in full.

Course Staff:

The course team includes an occupational therapist, a social worker, and a peer facilitator with practical experience. The team has extensive professional experience. The team maintains direct, personal contact with the students throughout the course to help them apply the tools they learn.

Course Requirements: 

Attendance at all sessions and submission of short assignments.

For more information, please contact the Rehabilitation School’s office at 03-7382218. 

Or the course coordinator, Andrea Rapoport – 052-2040277 

To register for the "Keshet" course on optimal family communication – click here

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