Caring for a loved one at home is never simple, and for Olim, the challenge is even greater. In this episode, Dr. Dahlit Brin speaks with long-term nursing care consultant Sara Peri, who has guided hundreds of families through the complex Israeli system of caregiver permits, agencies, matching, and cultural expectations.

Together, we unpack:
• What “nursing care at home” really means in Israel
• How the caregiver permit system works
• The cultural gaps families must prepare for
• How to avoid the most common mistakes Olim make
• Sara’s three golden nuggets that every family should know
• Why starting early can prevent crisis situations

If you’re supporting a loved one — or want to be prepared — this episode brings clarity, direction, and practical tools for a deeply emotional process.

Guest: Sara Peri | Long-Term Nursing Care Consultant

Website: https://saraperi.co.il

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Phone: 052-456-9502 (Published with Sara’s permission, as noted in the episode)Host: Dr. Dahlit Brin | Life & Career Coach for Olim | Founder of DB Growth

Website: www.db-growth.com

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In this episode, Dr. Dahlit Brin hosts Dr. Aviva Ainbinder, parenting strategist and ADHD specialist, - and her very own sister. They talk about the emotional, cultural, and practical realities of raising children as olim in Israel. They explore how cultural expectations, communication styles, family roles, and educational systems influence the everyday experience of immigrant families.

Through warm conversation, personal examples, and actionable guidance, they discuss how families can navigate cultural transitions with confidence, compassion, and clarity. This episode is for anyone preparing for Aliyah, already living in Israel, or working with multicultural families.

I sit down with Tomer Harel Kamin, VP HR at Kramer Electronics, to decode the Israeli job market. “Positive chutzpah,” navigating direct interviews, using your international background and language skills as an advantage, and how to find work even with little Hebrew. Hear where to find English-friendly roles, how to prepare smarter with AI tools, and what helps you stand out. Practical tips, cultural insights, and tools to help Olim build a confident and successful career in Israel.