Our Team
BPhil, BSc (Ost) - MIRO
Simeon Asher
Simeon is a talented, compassionate and highly educated osteopath with gentle but powerful hands. He is also an international teacher, author of The Concise Book and Pocket Atlas of Trigger Points, and founding Chairman of the Israeli Register of Osteopaths. Simeon qualified from the British School of Osteopathy in 1992. He serves as teacher of medical trigger point acupuncture at the Israeli Society of Musculoskeletal Medicine (ISMM) and as external examiner for the Israeli register of osteopaths (IRO).
In 1997, Simeon devised a groundbreaking non-surgical approach practiced by thousands worldwide – the Niel-Asher Technique (NAT), and has since gained extensive experience in treating complex shoulder pain, especially frozen shoulder syndrome. Simeon is passionate about complex cases and has developed unique protocols for conditions such as Spondylolisthesis.
In 1997, Simeon devised a groundbreaking non-surgical approach practiced by thousands worldwide – the Niel-Asher Technique (NAT), and has since gained extensive experience in treating complex shoulder pain, especially frozen shoulder syndrome. Simeon is passionate about complex cases and has developed unique protocols for conditions such as Spondylolisthesis.
Jeremy Nakam.DO
Osteopath
Jeremy Nakam is an avid tennis player and Krav Maga veteran at the brown belt level. Jeremy graduated from the Wingate Institute of Osteopathy specializing in sports injuries and craniosacral pain relief. He treats all populations from infants right through to the elderly for headaches, back, abdominal, and post-surgery pain.
Amit Bialo
Personal fitness trainer
Amit Bialo is a certified fitness trainer from the Wingate Institute School of Coaches, a sports therapy student at Ono Academic College, and is involved in sports as a way of life. Amit works in close collaboration with therapists and builds a personalized training program for each individual according to their needs and abilities, in order to help trainees develop movement, strength, and confidence in a safe manner, and achieve long-term functional performance and injury prevention in a safe and supportive environment.
