Hi, I am Ariel

What my patients think ABOUT ME

I asked my patients and colleagues to define me in a few words to help others understand who I am. These words came up most frequently.

  • Attentive

  • Professional

  • Focused

  • Motivated

  • Diligent

  • Inspirational

Our Core of VALUES

01.

Transparency

I know that when you are in pain, you are more susceptible to manipulation and don't deserve that. That's why I will always be honest with you and provide you with the most accurate information about your condition, along with the prices of my services. I understand that being open and transparent is the only way to be a good professional and establish a trusting connection with my patients.

02.

Education

You have access to much information but cannot always understand how accurate the information is. Part of my duty is to give you suitable evidence-based sources of information so you can learn and understand the hows and whys of your condition, and together, we can make the best decision for you.

03.

Sharing the responsibility

I am the therapist and responsible for leading the treatment, but you have the whole responsibility of your own body. I will bring the best of my skills to treat you, and I expect you to share the responsibility for the success. I have no rights over your body, so I will explain everything we do step by step. You are responsible for asking as much as you want to know to understand any decision taken during the treatment.

04.

Fair prices

I value my time as well as yours. When I am with you, I dedicate myself to your case, and I know that this is valuable. I don't take money in advance, and I don't charge for things that I did not provide.

05.

Confidentiality

I am committed to respecting your confidentiality. You should know that anything you say in the clinic, whether connected to your physical or emotional condition, stays safe and confidential with me. If I want to consult with another professional medical staff about your situation, this will be only with your permission and consent.

04.

Fair prices

I value my time as well as yours. When I am with you, I dedicate myself to your case, and I know that this is valuable. I don't take money in advance, and I don't charge for things that I did not provide.

Why I chose to specialize in...

A Sports therapist?

Because I wanted to help through a profession that involves healthy movement for non-healthy people, I always saw myself taking people from point A to point B, leading projects, and educating them for a better life. Today, I know I couldn’t choose a better profession for myself.

Why Sports and Dancing?

My connection with music and dance is unique. Although I was never a great athlete or dancer, I have always admired and wanted to support those who love to strive and fight to reach the top. I am a good source of inspiration for amateur athletes and dancers. My knowledge of human behavior and the stage has given me a valuable perspective that I can use as a tool to find the right solutions for people who need my help.

This is my business's VISION

Learn

"When there is nothing left for me to learn, the only thing left will be to die."

It might sound a bit extreme, but I believe in this. I know that I am the best therapist I can be now. However, tomorrow, I will improve with experience and clinical hands-on but also with courses and interactions with other therapists, teachers, and patients. I always learn from everybody.

Educate

"Knowledge is a free resource of the human species. Although I have the qualifications, experience, and therapeutic protocols, I have no right to keep this knowledge to myself."

My patients should learn how to perform better, treat themselves, and prevent the next injury - and MY duty is to make all this affordable during the patient-therapist relationship.

Contribute

"Life on this planet is a constant interaction of giving and receiving, and we humans play an important role in it."

No matter what happens, we must always stay connected to the 'giving' part of our personality. And when I say 'giving,' I don't mean working or helping a friend. Do something for someone you don't know. Volunteer occasionally, one hour each month for a cause you believe in. You don't have to donate money or goods; giving an hour to people or animals is something wonderful that can fill your soul, and sometimes it will be more rewarding than the money you could earn in that hour.

These are my CERTIFICATIONS

Diploma in Sports Kinesiology (Wingate Institute of Sports Education and Sports Medicine, Israel, 2005). In the United States, this profession is known as Athletic Trainer.

Diploma in Aquatic Rehabilitation (Shiba Medical Center, Israel, 2008).

Diploma in Ergonomics (Meyerson Institute of Ergonomic Sciences, USA, 2014).

Certificate in High-Performance Physical Training (National Academy of Sports Medicine, USA, 2013).

International Certification in Professional Ontological Coaching (DPO Consulting School of Leadership and Coaching, Argentina 2023)

Three of my best professional EXPERIENCES

1. Multiple sclerosis did not prevent him from traveling and fulfilling his dream of seeing the most beautiful woman in history.

One of my patients, who suffers from Multiple Sclerosis, feared that she wouldn't be able to resume some of her favorite activities due to her physical condition, specifically traveling to other countries. I wanted to help her break free from this barrier by setting goals. She told me that her dream was to visit the Neues Museum in Berlin to see the bust of Nefertiti. Six months later, after balance and strength training, she stood in front of the masterpiece with renewed self-confidence. Since then, she has traveled to four other countries and visited numerous museums. What the patient realized was that with the right support and therapy, she didn’t need to be limited by her condition and could still pursue her dreams.

2. From paraplegic to Paralympian.

A 26-year-old patient, who had spent most of his life practicing sports, was pursuing a career to become an athlete. However, due to a motorcycle accident in 2011, this path seemed unlikely. He was hospitalized for 6 months and was unable to walk, play sports, or enjoy his life. His family asked me what hope there was for improvement. My first question to him was about his personal goals. He explained that he wanted to be able to move independently and have fewer restrictions. The process was challenging and took time and effort. However, where there is hope, along with knowledge and action, there is improvement. Today, he is competing in the Paralympic Sailing Games and walks with minimal limitations.

3. When mental health harms the body.

A 16 year old man who suffered from body dysmorphic disorder had been hospitalized for several months, with little improvement in his condition. When we started working together on his body perception, he showed a radical change in his mental and emotional state. A few months later, he was back at school, had a girlfriend, and resumed most of his usual activities. Two years later, his mother contacted me and informed me that he had fully recovered in relation to the work we had done together.
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