Yehuda Frischman
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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Education |
| Occupation | DAOM, L.Ac., writer, translator, practitioner Traditional Jewish & Chinese Medicine integrating CranioSacral therapy |
| Location | Jerusalem, Israel, Israel |
| Introduction | I chose to practice medicine in 2000, after being in business for 21 years. As a chassidic Jew, I find that being a practitioner of Traditional Jewish and Chinese medicine seamlessly fits into my lifestyle. Judaism teaches that when illness strikes, a person needs to ground himself introspectively, determining in which ways his life is out of balance, and do whatever needs to be done to put himself back in a state of connectivity: with himself, his community, and with G-d. I have used this same model to formulate the 10 Principles of Traditional Jewish Medicine (TJM) and to treat my patients. By addressing the whole person — physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually — I have been able to resolve health issues that have stubbornly resisted conventional medical treatment. Each patient’s individual constitution, nature, and life experiences (including traumas) represent the pieces of the map in their unique individual path toward healing and balance. My job as a practitioner is to listen, put the pieces together, and empower the patient to heal himself. |
| Interests | Torah and Chassidus, Chinese medicine, helping people to be balanced and feel good! |
| Favorite books | Tomer Devora, Garden of Emuna, Wings of the Sun, Anatomy of the Soul, Garden of Healing |