Manual IL
Clinic
Say Goodbye to Pain, Get Back to Life: Manual Therapy & STB Protocol Experts.
Led by experts Eyal Feigin and Givon Peled
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Manual IL
Clinic
Say Goodbye to Pain, Get Back to Life: Manual Therapy & STB Protocol Experts.
Led by experts Eyal Feigin and Givon Peled
Know the feeling that nothing helps?
If you suffer from pain that limits your daily life and prevents you from doing what you love, you’ve come to the right place. We specialize in:
✓ Back and neck pain
✓ Herniated and bulging discs
✓ Chronic pain
✓ Orthopedic rehabilitation and injuries
✓ Supportive therapy for Post-Trauma
Advanced Rehabilitation Framework
Manual Therapy
Thorough biomechanical diagnosis and focused work to identify and release movement restrictions. The treatment combines joint mobilizations, precise joint manipulations (HVLA / LVLA) according to clinical needs, and deep myofascial and soft tissue therapy, aiming to restore normal, pain-free movement.
STB Method
A unique diagnostic and treatment protocol that views the body as a whole. Through the STB method, we identify movement compensations and examine your daily habits and lifestyle. This allows us to understand why pain appears in a specific area—even when the true source of the problem is located elsewhere. Combined with precise tissue work, we treat the root cause to produce long-lasting results.
Dry Needling
Advanced clinical intervention for neutralizing Myofascial Trigger Points. The treatment produces a Local Twitch Response (LTR) designed to break the pain-spasm cycle in the muscle, normalize muscle and neural tone, restore local blood circulation, and eliminate referred pain.
Givon Peled
Expert in Manual Therapy, Movement Rehabilitation, and Musculoskeletal Pathologies Senior lecturer, co-founder of the clinic and the "Manual IL" study center, and a professional authority in treating injuries, movement limitations, and chronic pain. Givon combines deep clinical and neuro-physiological understanding with high-level, precise hands-on skills. Through his clinical and instructional work, Givon thoroughly investigates the patient’s movement system, identifies compensations developed by the body, and constructs a focused healing process. His expertise lies in taking patients who feel they have tried everything without success and safely leading them back to an active, pain-free routine.
Eyal Feigin
Expert in Manual Therapy, Dry Needling, and Pain Rehabilitation A senior lecturer for over a decade and a leader in the field of medical massage and pain therapy in Israel. Eyal is the co-founder of the clinic and the leading study center "Manual IL," and operates the "LIMIS" online education platform for therapists. With vast clinical knowledge and extensive experience training hundreds of professionals, Eyal brings rare biomechanical diagnostic skills to the treatment room. He specializes in "cracking" complex pain cases, developing advanced rehabilitation protocols, and utilizing the most precise tools to solve root problems and prevent their recurrence.
Chen Messinger
Sports Therapist, Movement Rehabilitation Expert, Fitness Trainer, and Pilates Instructor Chen brings a precise combination of clinical therapy and the world of movement to the clinic. She treats patients using medical massage, dry needling, and advanced manual techniques, utilizing a sensitive approach tailored to each individual. Her goal in the treatment room is not only to provide immediate relief but to reach the root of the problem and solve it fundamentally, ensuring a safe and pain-free return to routine.
Saar Harti
Sports Therapist and Expert in Sports Injury Rehabilitation and Chronic Pain Specializes in rehabilitating injuries, overuse syndromes, and chronic pain, based on the belief that full recovery requires the right balance between manual therapy and movement. Saar utilizes a broad toolkit including dry needling, medical and sports massage, and skeletal manipulations, alongside guidance from the fitness world. His therapeutic approach is designed to treat the source of the problem and return you—from competitive athletes to recreational exercisers—to a more active, strong, and resilient routine.
It's time to stop compromising on pain