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Welcome!
I'm glad you're here.
People come to therapy for many different reasons. Perhaps you're facing a difficult time, navigating a change, noticing patterns you'd like to understand, or simply hoping to know yourself more deeply.
Whatever brings you here, you don't need to have everything figured out. Therapy offers a space to slow down, feel heard, and explore together what matters to you and where you might want to go.
About Me
I’m Simcha Mirvis, a psychotherapist trained in humanistic psychotherapy and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Alongside my therapy practice, I serve as a community rabbi, bringing decades of experience supporting people through crisis, uncertainty, and life’s challenges.
Together, we can explore what is troubling you, understand patterns that keep you stuck, and work toward changes that matter to you.
How I Can Help
Support for Life's Challenges
I work with adults experiencing anxiety, low mood, trauma, grief, stress, self-criticism, inner conflict, relationship difficulties and life transitions. You may have a particular difficulty you want to address, or simply a sense that something needs attention.
My Approach
My approach combines humanistic psychotherapy with Internal Family Systems (IFS), an increasingly popular, evidence based mode of psychotherapy. Together, we explore conflicting feelings and persistent patterns with curiosity and compassion, working toward lasting emotional change.
In Person and Online
In-person sessions, in English or Hebrew are available in a warm, inviting private clinic in Tsfat (See photo above), with a calm atmosphere that supports focused inner work. Online sessions are also available by Zoom.
What You Can Expect from Me
Confidentiality
A private and respectful setting where your personal story is held with care, discretion, and seriousness.
No Judgment
You can bring thoughts and feelings that are difficult to put into words. My role is to listen and understand, without expecting you to have everything figured out.
A Collaborative Process
We agree on what you want help with and check in about how the work is going. Your feedback matters, including when something does not feel helpful.
Questions You May Have
Where do I begin?
You are welcome to contact me. We can arrange a brief initial phone or Zoom consultation, free of charge, so I can listen, understand a little of what you are looking for, and help you think about how you may want to move forward. There is no pressure to begin therapy, and you do not need to come with everything already clear.
How can I reach out?
You can contact me by phone or WhatsApp at +972-58-412-7178, or send me a message through the contact form. You do not need to include highly personal details in the first message.
Is this religious counseling?
No, I offer professional psychotherapy. My background as a rabbi can help me understand the religious and spiritual context of your life, but you decide whether those subjects have a place in our work.
Do you offer a reduced fee or sliding scale?
While there is a standard session fee, I do offer a limited sliding scale in some situations. If cost is a concern, you are welcome to raise it during the initial consultation, and we can discuss it respectfully and directly.