Yael Fischer-Rosch

Yael Fischer, B.Sc., M.Sc., MPS is a graduate of Pratt Institute in New York City, where she received a Master of Professional Studies in Arts Therapy and Creativity Development. She has completed two internships in art therapy at the Georgia Network for Educational and Therapeutic Support (GNETS) program, which serves children ages 6 – 21, and has co-facilitated art therapy workshops in the metro Atlanta area. Yael is Israeli-American.

She began her career as a pharmacist and clinical pharmacist in Israel, where she worked in both private and hospital settings after earning her B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees in Pharmacy and Clinical Pharmacy from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She worked at the Beterem Center for Children’s Health and Safety in Israel, creating and delivering educational programs for injury prevention focused on children ages 1-4. Yael has studied visual arts, psychology, and education at the Open University of Israel and at Georgia State University. While studying and raising her three children, she worked as a substitute teacher at the Springmont School of Atlanta.

She is interested in the use of art and creativity to explore the conscious and unconscious mind, aiming to integrate the self through unique visual expression. Yael is bicultural and fluent in four languages, English, Hebrew, French and Spanish.