ABOUT

Nice to meet you!

My name is Soly Einy Feinstein, I am married and a mother of 2. I was born and raised in Israel and spent a significant part of my adult life in the States. My journey began during my undergraduate studies in psychology, where I discovered the powerful impact of art in the healing process. As a young girl and throughout high school I experienced many different forms of art (dancing, sculpting, theatre/ drama, singing, and crafting), and it had always been my home. In my 20’s I moved to the States after serving as a lieutenant in the Israeli Army and felt that psychology is my passion; it was natural for me to assist and listen to people. Once I discovered I could combine my love for art and desire to help others, I knew what I wanted to be.

Education and Training:

Registered art therapist (ATR) American Art Therapy Association (AATA) and a member of BATA Buckeye Art Therapy Association in the state of Ohio.

B.A (Bachelor Of Arts)- Psychology at Arizona State University

Graduated with honors, 2009

M.A. (Master of Arts)- Creative Art Therapy, University of Haifa (Israel)

Certified in Israel

CPP Certified (Child Parent Psychotherapy involved in traumatic experiences), University of Tel Aviv (Israel)

Additional training in mindfulness, parental training and dyadic therapy, as well as group therapy.

My Experience highlights:

Art Therapist in the Ministry of Education in Israel

Age range from Pre K thru high school.
Worked with different populations such as: ASD, developmental delays, learning disabilities, trauma and behavioral/ emotional disorders.
Gave parental guidance and training.
Sessions were held either individually, in a dyadic form (parent-child), or in a group.

2014-2022

Art Therapist at private clinic in Tel Aviv

2019- present (Telehealth)

Working with children, young adults and adults with various backgrounds through everyday hardships; anxiety, anger, communication issues, sexual orientation issues, work related issues as well as parental guidance and training.

- Work with CPP Model- Child Parent Psychotherapy (dyadic) to heal and grow after stressful/ traumatic experiences.