Background
Serok, Shraga was born on April 10, 1929 in Ostrolenka, Poland. Arrived in Israel, 1949. Son of Eliezer David and Chaya (Shafran) Serok.
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Innovative Applications of Gestalt Therapy
(Problems of the aging, poor health, diseases such as mult...)
Problems of the aging, poor health, diseases such as multiple sclerosis, chronic conditions such as schizophrenia, and trauma related to stress or crisis are among the situations Serok says can be addressed with the approach. He helped found the social work department at Ben-Gurion University and the gestalt program at Tel Aviv University. He describes intervention exercises that can be used by practitioners who may or may not be familiar with gestalt therapeutic techniques.
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Shraga Serok
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Shraga Serok, Polish, Israeli psychologist, social worker, educator. Diploma gestalt therapist Gestalt Institute Cleveland, 1975. Member Israeli Union Social Workers, Israeli Association Psychotherapy, International Association Gestalt Therapy (board directors 1998-2006), International Association Play Therapy, Certified Consultant International, New York Academy of Sciences.
Education
Diploma Social Work, Tel Aviv School Social Work, 1956. Bachelor in Psychology, Tel Aviv University, 1967. Postgraduate, Tel Aviv University, 1971.
Doctor of Philosophy, Case Western University, 1975.
Career
Youth probation officer, supervisor Israeli Government, Tel Aviv, 1956—1970. Lecturer Tel Aviv University, 1975—1981. Director Faye Ratner Gestalt Program, 1982—2000.
Lecturer Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva, Israel, 1982—1992, professor, since 1992, director School Social Work Israel, 1990—1994. Private practice psychotherapy Rishon Lezion, since 1975. Consultant group dynamics Israeli Defense Forces, 1975-1982.
Instructor Institute Productivity Tel Aviv, 1967-1972. Expert Gestalt therapy supervision creativity and human potential in couples.
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Innovative Applications of Gestalt Therapy
(Problems of the aging, poor health, diseases such as mult...)
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Innovative Applications of Gestalt Therapy
Membership
Member Israeli Union Social Workers, Israeli Association Psychotherapy, International Association Gestalt Therapy (board directors 1998-2006), International Association Play Therapy, Certified Consultant International, New York Academy of Sciences.
Connections
Married Frieda Novick, October 11, 1955. Children: Varda, Liora, Sigal.
Education
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1956
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1967
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1971
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1975
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1956 - 1970
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1975 - 1981
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1975
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1982
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1982 - 1992