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Alana Siegel Psy.D.

About

Alana Siegel, Psy.D., is an instructor in the International Program in Crisis and Trauma at Tel Aviv University, and is also a psychologist with a private practice. She studied Human Development as an undergraduate at Cornell University, completed her Masters in International Affairs at the Institut d’Etudes Politiques (Sciences Po) in Paris, and graduated with a doctorate in Clinical and School Child Psychology from Yeshiva University. Dr. Siegel completed her postdoctoral research fellowships at Bar-Ilan University and Tel Aviv University.

Recent Posts
The Other Pandemic
COVID is contagious enough. Here are some tips on how to avoid catching the other pandemic: fear and anxiety.
Prof. Patricia Resick
Got PTSD? Try CPT

Find out how Cognitive Processing Therapy has changed trauma care.

Find out how Cognitive Processing Therapy has changed trauma care.

Stillbirth as a Trauma

New research points to viewing pregnancy loss through the lens of trauma.

New research points to viewing pregnancy loss through the lens of trauma.

Professor Ron Avi Astor
An Important New Book on Schools

A fascinating new book covers bullying, school climate, and violence.

A fascinating new book covers bullying, school climate, and violence.

Therapy for Trauma Professionals: Why the Conflict?

Why are persons working with traumatized populations proud to provide help, but ashamed to seek care themselves?

Why are persons working with traumatized populations proud to provide help, but ashamed to seek care themselves?