Israel Center for Addiction and Mental Health

Former Fellows Funded Studies

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Fellows Funded Studies

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Former Fellows Funded Studies

The Implications of Continuous Trauma on Mental Health: Prospective Risk Factors and Predictive Models for the October 7th Attack and the Israel-Hamas War

The Role of Positive and Relational Emotions in Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy

The Role of the Endocannabinoid System in Drug Addiction

Using Human Oligodendrocyte Organoids to Uncover the Role of DISC1 in Schizophrenia-Associated Myelination Defects

Prevention of Digital Media Addiction through the Ability to Regulate Digital Media Use

Proliferation of Serotonergic Fibers and Elevation of Serotonin Release in the Output Nuclei of the Basal Ganglia Following Dopamine Depletion

Studying Synchrony in Psychotherapy from Real-Life Sessions: A Computational Approach

The Neural Representation (Engram) of Depressive Symptomatology: A Chemogenetic Approach

The Role of Neurensin-2 in Regulating Endocannabinoid Signaling in Depression

Establishing and Studying a Mouse Model for Stimulus-Drug Association and Relapse

Exploring the Bilateral Interaction between Parkinson’s Disease and Dystonia Genes

Identification of Novel Genes and Pathways Essential for Neural Development

Investigating Perceived Empathy in Human and Machine-Human Interactions in Daily Life and Mental Health

Novel Psychedelic Drugs for the Treatment of Psychiatric Disorders

Political and Psychological Impacts of Collective Violent Trauma on Border Communities: Insights from the Aftermath of the October 7th Massacre

Dopamine, Impulsivity, and ADHD Treatment: A Novel Approach using Primate Models

Elucidating Cell-Type-Specific Anxiolytic Pathways Activated in Mouse Model

Empty Network Satisfaction, Internet Use, and Mental Health of Adults Aged 50 and Older in Europe and Israel

Contextual Impact on Sustained Attention in Schizophrenia and its Contribution to Daily Life Participation

Cognitive Control amongst Older Adults with Depressive Symptom: Mechanisms and Intervention

Bright Light Therapy as a Non-Invasive Treatment for Addiction: Modulating Reward Pathways from Preclinical to Clinical Applications