After the completion of my clinical psychology studies I began developing a model of integrative, multi-systemic , culturally competent therapeutic work with individuals, families and groups, focusing mainly of integrative play therapy with children and their systems. It is called The Diamond Model. This model and parts of it have been published in books and articles . I have been training therapists in this model in full training programs, courses and workshops in Israel, various European countries and the USA. The main past training program I started and served as an academic director and trainer in were the four-year Multi-Systemic Child and Adolescent Training Program for Social Workers in Israel , sponsored by the Israeli Ministry of Welfare ; the two-year Integrative Play Therapy Training Program in the Integrative Psychotherapy School of the Magid Institute, The Hebrew University, Israel; the two-year Integrative Play Therapy Training Program in the David Yellin Academic College of Education in Jerusalem, Israel and the five-year Systemic Family Therapy Training program in Kosovo, sponsored by the Kosovo Health Foundation and the Training Division of the International Family Therapy Association, in which I had served as a board member. I also lectured on applications of play in education and culturally sensitive education in the MA program of the David Yellin College of Education. Two training programs for integrative psychotherapists and integrative play therapists were planned in 2019 in the framework of a family therapy institute in Izmir, Turkey. Currently I supervise mental health professionals in the Israeli Arab community. I am the founder and past chairman of the Israeli Play Therapy Association (now inactive).
Beyond my professional work, I write stories, poems songs and plays for children and adults and perform my songs with various bands, in which I play blues harmonica.