Aravatsu

My Story

I started my way in the world of contact at the age of five in the safest way possible - I freely and without hindrance explored and investigated my mother's back. Contact opened up whole worlds to me, I learned to create, to discover and to respect. Over the years, I continued my path and treated instinctively, gathering knowledge and experience, leading me to open a clinic for complementary medicine.

I have treated a variety of patients and many types of problems - from migraines to "yuppies." (chronic fatigue syndrome)   I lectured on the subject, and I managed  a spa in a five-star hotel on the Tel Aviv beachfront. After a number of years I injured my shoulder in a car accident, took a break from treatment and at the same time I returned to study biology, and for a few more years I exercised another love of mine - teaching.

Approximately five years ago, I arrived with my family to live on Hatzeva.

Last year I completed my MA in biology teaching at the Weizmann Institute, during which I was exposed to the latest innovations in the world of science and medicine. I re-activated the old tenets of human physiology in my mind, and together with the immense pleasure of teaching, I also had the urge to reconnect with the sense of well-being that accompanies therapy.

During my degree studies, I decided to open a new clinic in the Arava. Those who choose to live in the Arava region are all very active and divide their day between work, children and family, and commitments to the moshav and the community, and sometimes the days seem shorter than the list of things to deal with. We often find ourselves coming to the end of an extremely ling list, and I strongly believe that therapy can nurture us and help us keep on track for the list ahead.

Specializations:

PMS and migraines

Stiffness and tight muscles

Infectious infections

Stress, anxiety and restlessness

Emotional welfare

Back, joint and muscle pain