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Shai Satran is a doctoral candidate in the department of sociology and anthropology in the Hebrew University. His research, under the supervision of Dr. Eitan Wilf and Prof. Yoram Bilu, is an ethnographic examination of computerized psychotherapy practices, and their effects on the therapeutic profession.
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Congratulations to Shai Satran, member of the “Empathy” research group that worked at Mandel Scholion from 2017 to 2021, who was awarded a post-doctoral scholarship at MIT’s STS Program and Faculty of Anthropology.
Shai Satran served in an elite combat unit of the Israeli Army for eight years and recently completed his master's degree in clinical psychology. Shai is an active advocate for women's rights and volunteers at the Jerusalem Rape Crisis Center.
Aug 9, 2023 · Shai Satran is a cultural anthropologist and psychotherapist, whose PhD dissertation is an ethnography of computerized therapy. As a visiting scholar in MIT’s program in science, technology, and society, he is working on a cultural history of Joseph Weizenbaum, the ELIZA computer program, and the birth of conversational artificial intelligence.
Apr 6, 2024 · Shai Satran is in the midst of a master’s program in clinical psychology. Shai is an active advocate for women’s rights and volunteers at the Jerusalem Rape Crisis Center, where he dedicates one morning a week to facilitating workshops in Jerusalem high schools.
Abstract. I argue that the emergence of ICBT (Internet Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), a novel computerized psychotherapeutic intervention, heralds a shift in the status of psychotherapy from craft to labor.
