Jenn Im

Doctor at "IsraelX"

Dr. Im is a senior lecturer in psychology, interpersonal communication, specializing in psychotherapy for children and youth and parental supervision. Experienced in issues of early childhood, development and maturation processes, group processes, coping under pressure, and is a parent group facilitator who hosts interpersonal communication workshops at the B.A and M.A level and in continuing education programs.

Nathan Mitchell

Professor of Child Psychiatry

Nathan Mitchell, PhD, ABPP is Sterling Professor of Psychology and Child Psychiatry at Yale University. At Yale, he has been Chairman of the Psychology Department, Director of the Child Study Center at the School of Medicine, and Chair of the Publications Committee of the Yale University Press. His 750+ publications focus on parenting and child rearing, psychosocial interventions, interpersonal violence, and research methodology.

David Barner

Professor at UC San Diego

Dr. Barner is interested in language and conceptual development in children and the interface between language structure and meaning. In his lab, these questions are investigated by comparing speakers of different languages, and comparing pre-linguistic infants to older children and adults.

Erica R. Ellis

Professor of Neuropsychology

Her name is Erica R. Ellis, Ph.D. uses a systemic perspective, and broadens psychology’s traditional emphasis on the individual and, retains a primary emphasis on marriage and the family, she also uses the systemic view to focus on the nature and role of individuals in primary relationship structures, as well as, more broadly, the social ecology of the family-those networks in which the family interacts.