Keren is a clinical intern completing his Master’s in Mental Health Counseling at Bay Path University/Cambridge College (expected May 2027), working under clinical supervision with children, couples, and adults.
After 20 years in technology, Keren brings a systems lens to therapy: people don’t struggle in isolation, but within families, relationships, work, and the internal patterns they’ve built over time. He looks at how these pieces interact, helping clients see the patterns that keep them stuck and find the points where small changes can make a real difference.
His approach is warm, collaborative, and grounded. He meets people where they are, translates complexity into clarity, and helps clients feel seen, understood, and capable of growth. His work is informed by CBT, DBT skills, emotionally focused therapy, Gottman Method principles, parts-based approaches, and existential therapy, which keeps the focus on the here and now, on what’s alive for you in this moment, while making room for questions of meaning, choice, and authenticity.
Keren also holds an MBA and a BS in Computer Science.