Mhemad Tarabeih
Mhemad is a doctoral student whose research examines the developmental trajectories of adaptive functioning in autistic children and how these relate to both child and parent characteristics leading up to the transition to formal schooling. He holds an MA in educational and clinical child psychology from the Hebrew University and a BA in psychology and cognitive sciences from Haifa University. Alongside his doctoral studies, Mhemad is specializing in clinical psychology at Mesgav’s Mental Health Service within Clalit Health Services. Outside of academia, he enjoys family time, traveling, and exploring new cuisines.
Recent Presentations and Publications
Tarabeih, M., Sinai-Gavrilov, Y., Rose, A., Netzer, S., Binet, A., Costa, D., Shimony, O., Nahum, M., & Koller, J. (under review). RUBI goes to town: Community implementation of an evidence-based parent training protocol for disruptive behavior in autism.
