My name is Ravid Ben Lulu, and I have a bachelor's degree in education and teaching mathematics. After several years of working with at-risk girls, I pursued a master's degree in social work because I believe that it's important to incorporate physical experiences into therapy, not just verbal communication. I also believe in developing benevolent and close relationships with my clients. Currently, I work as a social worker in a hospital for women and girls who struggle with addiction to various things, including drugs, sex, alcohol, or unhealthy relationships. Many of these women and girls have faced a complex life experience, including traumatic childhoods, past events, sexual abuse, and some are diagnosed with PTSD. As part of my master's degree program at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, I am supervised by Dr. Anat for my thesis work. My research focuses on the experience of body limits among mature women who were sexually harmed in childhood, and the resulting physical, emotional, and somatic consequences, as well as their relationships with others.