Jerusalemite at heart, married and mother of four. Ronni is an occupational therapist and has been the director of the Mechina Cognitivit (a vocational training school for people coping with mental health issues) of the Israeli Public Health Association for the past 15 years.

"It all started with a one-time event, when Yaniv approached me to find people coping with mental illness who are involved in art. At the end of that evening, it was clear to us that what had happened had to continue. This is how the “Nefashot” project was born. In my eyes, the beauty and the fun of being part of Nefashot has to do with the fact that we are a people-run, informal and creative initiative.  We are in continuous collaboration with others - and it does not matter if and from which organization they come or what their role is in the system: service recipients, service providers, family members, artists, cultural workers.”