Shmuel Siegel is a seasoned professional with a dedicated focus on the intersection of psychology, education, and community development. With a degree in Psychology specializing in ADHD from the University of Ariel, Shmuel has spent over a decade making a positive impact by helping children and young adults develop essential social-emotional skills.

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Throughout his career, Shmuel has been instrumental in shaping school programming, community outreach, and educational workshops. As a lead facilitator for the Social Scholars program, he uses a neuroscience-informed approach to foster social growth and emotional resilience. Shmuel specializes in individual support and coaching. His coaching methodology is rooted in understanding individual challenges, setting clear goals, and employing actionable tools through role-playing and "experiments in living" (Mill, 1859), encouraging real-world application of learned strategies.

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Shmuel's expertise is enriched by advanced training in evidence-based disciplines, his certifications include Neuroscience of Grounding Techniques, Anxiety & OCD Treatment, Treatment of ADHD in Children and Adolescents, and Autism Treatment from a Trauma Perspective. These trainings provide a brain-based framework for understanding behavior, which he integrates into his practice to guide clients towards meaningful and sustainable change. 

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Previously, Shmuel served as the assistant director of the religious school at Adat Shalom, where he contributed significantly to the spiritual and educational development of the community. His commitment to lifelong learning, paired with his passion for social-emotional growth, defines his diverse and impactful career.​​​

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