Moran Barzilay, MSW, LSW

My Focus Areas:
Anxiety, depression, relational challenges, trauma, attachment related issues.

My Therapeutic Toolbox:
Family Systems, Psychodynamic, Relational Approaches

Client Population Focus:
Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Couples, Families, Survivors of Sexual Assault

In my role as a therapist, I center the work on your unique narrative—not just your symptoms. Too often, society positions the individual as the problem, overlooking the complex web of culture, family, community, media, and other external systems that profoundly shape our experiences. I believe it’s within the delicate interplay between your inner world and the systems surrounding you that a fuller understanding—and lasting change—emerges.

I work with individuals, couples, and families, using family therapy not only as a framework but also as a powerful tool to understand relational dynamics. My approach integrates systemic and psychodynamic perspectives, exploring how past experiences, intergenerational patterns, and attachment influence present-day relationships and behaviors. Whether in individual or relational work, I bring deep curiosity, compassion, and respect for the complexity of your story.

Similarly, I hold close Viktor Frankl’s insight: “Between stimulus and response, there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.” In therapy, I aim to help you recognize and reclaim that space—to reflect, choose, and grow in alignment with your values and hopes.

Ultimately, I believe that the therapeutic relationship is the foundation of healing. My commitment is to create a space of warmth, safety, and acceptance where we can uncover the deeper meaning within your experiences, foster insight, and support you in forging a more connected and fulfilling life.

Master of Science in Social Work- Columbia School of Social Work

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology– Open University, Tel Aviv, Isreal