Dr. Debby Serebrisky is a psychiatrist, specializing in addictions and dual diagnosis. She studied psychiatry at the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, where she acquired her professional training in addictions and dual diagnosis. Dr. Serberiski managed an ambulatory treatment center for dual diagnosis and also led the addiction department at the Medical Simulation Center (SIMMER). In addition, Dr. Serebrisky has published a series of professional books addressing substance use disorders. She has taught online courses on addictions and dual diagnosis on various platforms and has also taught addiction medicine as part of the psychiatry residency program at the University of Buenos Aires. Dr. Serebrisky was a co-investigator at the Argentine center that participated in the EAGLES study (Smoking Cessation Pharmacotherapy Efficacy in Comorbid Medical Populations), which examined the side effects of smoking cessation medications in populations with psychiatric disorders. Since returning to Israel in 2020, Dr. Serebrisky has managed the psychiatric inpatient ward for women at Herzog Medical Center and has been involved in the establishment of the “Migdalor” clinic for security forces personnel. Dr. Serebrisky believes in a holistic approach to treatment, integrating physical activity and art therapy as part of the rehabilitation process.