Michal Shuldman
Bibliotherapist, children and teens
Michal Shuldman is a bibliotherapist (M.A.) and social worker (BSW), with 6 years of experience supporting autistic children and at-risk adolescents. She offers bibliotherapy for children and adolescents, and parent support and guidance.
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Training, Experience & Approach
- Education
- M.A. in Bibliotherapy, Kibbutzim College; B.S.W. in Social Work, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
- Clinical expertise
- Supporting children and adolescents with neurological differences, including autism and/or ADHD; parent consultation and guidance
- Experience
- 6 years supporting children and adolescents with neurological differences and their families, alongside experience in mental health services and in supporting at-risk youth with trauma, crisis, depression, and anxiety
- Areas of care
- Bibliotherapy for children and adolescents, adapted for autistic children and adolescents; parent consultation and guidance
- Therapeutic approach
- Creating a safe, non-judgmental space for children and adolescents to explore themselves. Therapy builds on their interests and inner world, combining conversation, work with texts, art-based methods, and play. Together we deepen self-understanding, explore tools for sensory and emotional regulation, and highlight strengths.
