Hello, I'm Eliraz.

Curiosity is my driving force. Asking how things work led me to explore the most complex mechanism of all: the human body. For me, physiotherapy is a way to understand the relationship between our physical and human dimensions, and to respond to the complexity of movement and function from several perspectives.

I began my professional journey treating complex orthopaedic and neurological conditions at Shoham Rehabilitation Centre. Later, working with people facing mental health challenges deepened my understanding of the inseparable connection between body and mind. This experience taught me that the best care must consider the whole person: physical, psychological and spiritual, with support tailored to their needs.

Over the years, particularly through my work at the Rambam Pain Institute, I developed my skills in helping people find relief from pain, alongside work with athletes and soldiers in IDF special units. The most important lesson I learned is that the human body has remarkable resilience and a remarkable capacity for recovery.

Alongside clinical work, I see sharing knowledge as a calling. I have lectured at the Technion and now teach dry needling courses and give lectures for professionals. A commitment to high standards and continual development guides the tools I offer my patients, with the privilege of helping them improve their quality of life.