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ABOUT LEE

  • PhD in Biological Science – Marine Biology at The Faculty of Life Science, Tel-Aviv University, Israel.

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  • Hydrotherapy practitioner (Halyweek, Bud-Rugz and water pilates) by Wingate Institute and Shiba Medical Center, Israel.​

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  • WATSU practitioner (aquatic therapy) by WABA – aquatic bodywork association.

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  • Zen Shiatsu training by the Training School of Holistic Therapy for Shiatsu and Acupuncture, Israel (160 hours).

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  • Ashtanga Yoga Teacher by the School of Ashtanga Yoga Vinyasa, Israel (300 hours).

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  • Trauma-sensitive yoga facilitator – by the Center for Trauma & Embodiment at Justice Resource Institute (300 hours).

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  • Swimming Instructor by Wingate Institute, Israel.

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  • First aid and CPR certification.

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​Water has always been a haven for me. A place for deep healing and quiet observation. As a sensitive child, I experienced a whole world of spirit and awareness, but since my inner world never received acknowledgement from the adults that surrounded me, I felt that I must keep it all to myself. I would sit for hours on the beach longing for something I thought to be found over the sea. As I grew up, I went on many journeys around the world. I have travelled for years, surrendering to the desire to wander. I have dived many seas, climbed many mountains and walked far, as far as I could. Eventually, the mystical power of the water, and the deep love and respect I have for the sea drew me to the study of marine biology. I thought then that I would explore the oceans, dive into great depths and continue to roam the world. I thought that if I kept the inner flame to myself it would suffice. And for a while, it did. I was researching corals around the globe, was amazed at the beauty and authenticity of nature and was thrilled with the freedom I was given. But over time, something inside me started to break. I felt like I was travelling too far, to reach inward. Even at sixty meters below sea level, it was impossible to escape that inner gravity. I knew my heart wanted to return home to the deepest wisdom within. To the simplest form of love. I practiced yoga, meditation, free-diving, and learned spiritual teachings of many kinds. I combined all these to distil my journey within but was still afraid to share my innermost being, lest I remain alone in the journey once again. And then one day I got to the pool, to get a WATSU session. There were no corals and dolphins, no colourful ceremonies or foreign languages, no waves, no storms and no poetic words. There was only a deep silence. A vast void of therapeutic magic. The warmth of the water and the attentive support of the therapist brought me to complete relaxation. I felt as if I have come home. Today, I am a WATSU practitioner myself and am honoured to deliver this experience to anyone whose heart desires it.

“Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I’ll meet you there” RUMI

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