Paryente is an active educational psychologist and a renowned media speaker on the topic, with specific specialty in parents and children. She consults, treats and assists children, parents and teachers coping with lingering stressful events. Her research focuses on the coping processes of parents and children with continuous stressful events inducing lingering trauma or panic attacks. Her research is mainly devoted to understanding the various family multigenerational perspectives regarding complex situations in Israel and beyond; the coping of parents and children with stressful situations. Paryente’s scientific work encompasses the parental influence on intergenerational values transmission and parental coping processes in various challenging contexts. In addition, the child's perspective is also a major issue that I investigate. This regarding social identity, values and experiences from challenging events, such as continuous missile attacks, Pandemic and Children’s Placement to special education or parental divorce. I use mainly Qualitative and Mixed research methods. Given her expertise, during the COVID-19 pandemic (2020-2022), Dr. Paryente instructed and consulted groups of kindergarten teachers, via multiple Zoom meetings. She has also recently led a mission group to Ukraine composed of faculty and students from Achva College, in collaboration with the Jewish Agency and Ministry of Education. In Ukraine, she provided emotional support to Ukraine refugee parents and children within a refugee camp on the Ukraine-Hungary border Since the tragic events of October 7th 2023 Paryente has been accompaning the delegations of the families of kidnapped Israelis as a psychologist on their international campaign to raise public opinion calling for the immediate return of their loved ones. Parynete helped the families to deal with the challenging circumstances they are going through. In Israel, Paryente is a prominent professional in structuring and conducting counseling for parents and children at times of continuous missiles attacks (2012-2021 These activities are via: Lectures, radio and TV interviews, publicist articles, participation in national delegations and scientific papers. Dr Paryente received her Ph.D. in psychology from Ben Gurion University of the Negev (Summa Cum Laude), and was a postdoctoral visiting fellow at The Free University of Berlin.