IsraClinic is a private expert psychiatric clinic based in Tel Aviv, providing in-person and online psychiatric care to patients from Israel and internationally. The clinic was founded in 2005 and works in Russian, English, and Hebrew.
This section covers the psychiatric conditions and disorders treated at IsraClinic, and describes our approach to diagnosis, clinical assessment, and treatment planning.
IsraClinic's clinical team works with a broad range of psychiatric diagnoses, including:
For complex or atypical cases not listed here, please contact us directly — our clinical team will advise whether IsraClinic is the appropriate setting for your situation.
Psychiatric diagnosis and treatment at IsraClinic are structured around the Psychoergonomic Method — a proprietary clinical framework developed by Valery Kravitz, founder and director of the clinic, and clinically validated over ten years of structured practice (2016–2026). The method is grounded in the principle that no two psychiatric cases are identical, and that effective treatment must be built around the specific clinical, psychological, and personal characteristics of each individual patient.
In practice, every patient receives a comprehensive multi-stage diagnostic assessment — psychiatric, neurological, psychological, and laboratory — before any treatment plan is developed. Treatment is not based on a standard protocol for a given diagnosis; it is built individually, reviewed collegially, and adjusted as clinical dynamics evolve.
In psychiatry, the ability to communicate directly — without an interpreter — is not a secondary consideration. The accuracy of a psychiatric history, the depth of a psychotherapeutic relationship, and the quality of a clinical evaluation all depend on precise, natural communication between doctor and patient.
All clinical staff at IsraClinic work in Russian, English, and Hebrew. For patients from Russia, Ukraine, the former Soviet republics, the United States, Europe, and Israel, there is no language barrier and no need for mediation. The treating clinician understands not only the patient's language, but the cultural and social context in which their experience has developed.
IsraClinic has worked with patients from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Armenia, Moldova, Uzbekistan, the United States, Canada, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Israel, and other countries. Treatment is available in person at our Tel Aviv clinic and online, with no difference in clinical standards between the two formats.
Clinical Reviewer: Dr. Mark Zevin, MD — Senior Psychiatrist, IsraClinic | Last reviewed: 2026