PCM around the world
The Process Communication Model® (PCM) was developed in the 1970s by clinical psychologist Dr. Taibi Kahler, who identified consistent, observable patterns in human communication and behavior under stress. The model gained worldwide recognition when NASA used it in astronaut selection, and it has since been adopted by organizations, educational institutions and healthcare systems in more than 58 countries. Over 1.8 million people worldwide have received a personal PCM profile, and more than 6,500 certified trainers and coaches work with the model globally.
Why PCM Israel
Israel's organizational and entrepreneurial landscape is fast-paced, direct and dynamic. PCM Israel was established to deliver a well-grounded, practical communication tool in native Hebrew – attuned to local culture while remaining fully faithful to the international methodology. Our mission is to help leaders, teams, coaches and professionals recognize psychological needs, prevent miscommunication and build more effective, meaningful relationships.
And in the end, good communication starts at home. The same understanding that helps a team work together can also help partners listen to each other differently, understand what each of them needs – and deepen their connection.
International standards
All workshops, profiles and certification pathways in Israel follow the standards and accreditation of Kahler Communications. This ensures that every participant, certified coach and organizational client receives authentic, validated tools, official materials and an ethical and professional framework recognized consistently across the global PCM community.
Leadership in Israel
Dr. Eyal Ronen
Organizational Psychologist | PCM Israel Lead
Dr. Eyal Ronen is an organizational psychologist, entrepreneur, and executive advisor with over two decades of international experience in leadership development, effective communication, and human relationships.
He holds a Ph.D. in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago and has taught at the university level. Throughout his career, he has held senior management positions, advised CEOs and executive teams, and founded and led business and organizational initiatives in Israel and internationally.
Eyal is the founding president of Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) Israel and currently serves in a European regional leadership role within EO.
As the leader of PCM Israel, Eyal is dedicated to making the Process Communication Model accessible to organizations, professionals, and individuals. His work is driven by a belief that understanding ourselves and others is fundamental to better communication, healthier relationships, and shared success.
