Yaron Konigsberg
Yaron Konigsberg qualified with a Masters degree (M.Ost) and a Diploma in Osteopathy (DO) from the European School of Osteopathy at the University of Greenwich, UK. Upon completing his osteopathic training, he earned a second Master’s degree (MSc) in Pain Science from the School of Medicine at King’s .College London.
In addition to his osteopathic certification, Yaron has completed advanced training in treatment of pregnant women and babies, Sports and Remedial massage, Dry Needling, psychotherapy, mindfulness, nutritional medicine and emotional eating.
He is certified as a practitioner in emotional eating and as a counselor and instructor in natural medicine based on Maimonides’ (Rambam’s) nutritional approach.
Yaron lectures on pain science, metabolic health, and clinical diagnosis of musculoskeletal pain in various professional and medical settings, including physician and therapist training programs, scientific conferences and clinical seminars. He is also a dry needling instructor in the Israeli Society for Musculoskeletal Medicine.
From a young age I had a passion for engaging in physical activity. My background started in gymnastics and progressed to martial arts, endurance races and rock climbing throughout the world. Following intensive use of the body I suffered from complex injuries that did not find resolution through conventional medicine. I decided to study osteopathy to seek solutions for pain and also out of a keen interest in anatomy. I realised throughout my training the importance of using palpation as part of the diagnostic process. This is in order to locate in the soft tissues and joints regions characterised by stiffness, inflammation, swelling, limitation of movement and hypersensitivity. Following graduation I decided to broaden my professional knowledge and continued to study the fields of pain science, nutrition and psychology. My ambition is to understand the experience of pain in all its complexity and apply my knowledge in the clinic among patients who are in need of help.
