Our Team

Dr. Reut Naim

Principal Investigator

Dr. Reut Naim is a certified clinical psychologist and a faculty member in The School of Psychological Sciences at Tel-Aviv University. She received her M.A. (2010) and Ph.D (2017) in Clinical Psychology from Tel-Aviv university. Dr. Naim received an intramural research fellowship award at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) where she completed her post-doctoral research on mood dysregulation in youth at the Neuroscience and Novel Therapeutics Unit. Dr. Naim joined the faculty in 2023. Her lab uses clinical neuroscience and naturalistic research methods to study deep phenotyping of externalizing problems and disruptive behaviors, and advancing mechanism-informed, just-in-time treatments.

CRIS

Roni Partouche

PhD Student

PhD candidate in the lab starting fall of 2025 via Sagol School of Neuroscience.
I completed my undergraduate in psychology at Reichman University, and my MA in Neuroscience at Tel Aviv University. My research focuses on investigating the neural correlates of irritable youth using fNIRS.

Natali Manov

M.A. Student

MA student in the Clinical-Research psychology program.
I completed my undergraduate studies at Ben-Gurion University, majoring in psychology and biology.
My research focuses on hostile interpretation biases and their implications for irritability in youth.

Shaked Gur

M.A. Student

MA student in the Clinical-Research Psychology program.
I completed my undergraduate studies at Tel-Aviv University, majoring in Psychology, Law, and Economics.

Adi Peleg

M.A. Student

M.Sc. student in the Clinical Neuroscience program.
I completed my undergraduate studies at Tel Aviv University, in the dual program of Biology and Psychology at the Sagol School of Neuroscience.

Geffen Horowitz

Lab manager and Research Assistant

M.A. student in the Cognitive Track at the School of Psychology

Or Gada

M.A. Student

MA student in the Clinical-Research psychology program.
I completed my undergraduate studies at Ben-Gurion University, majoring in psychology and biology.
My research focuses on the neural mechanisms of anger response in irritable youth, using a VR-based neurofeedback paradigm

Noa Oded

M.A. Student

M.A. student in the Clinical-Research Psychology program. I completed my undergraduate studies at the Hebrew University, where I majored in Psychology and Cognitive Science. My research focuses on the linguistic analysis of everyday parent–child interactions, specifically in relation to anger triggers.