Eyal Rosenstreich

Dr. Eyal Rosenstreich is a Senior Lecturer and cognitive psychologist at Peres Academic Center’s School of Social Sciences. He earned a PhD in Psychology from Tel Aviv University focusing on divided attention during memory encoding and retrieval, an MA (magna cum laude) in Clinical Psychology from Tel Aviv University, and a BA in Behavioral Sciences from Ben Gurion University.

• Education
• B.A. in Behavioral Sciences (Ben Gurion University)
• M.A. in Clinical Psychology, magna cum laude (Tel Aviv University)
• Ph.D. in Psychology (Tel Aviv University, research on divided attention during encoding and retrieval)

His research examines attention and memory processes, particularly retrieval mechanisms and memory block phenomena. He specializes in mindfulness-based interventions for students with learning disorders, investigating mindfulness’s impact on false memory creation and exploring mind-body balance relationships. As an excellent-ranked lecturer, he teaches BA Social Sciences courses at Peres Academic Center.

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Dr. Rosenstreich’s clinical work focuses on diagnosing and treating memory support needs for students with learning difficulties, applying mindfulness techniques in complex experimental settings.