Is the Head of the IBD Unit and the Bacteriotherapy Clinic and a senior physician at the Department of Gastroenterology and Liver Diseases (Tel Aviv Medical Center, Israel) and serves as an Associate Professor at the Sackler Faculty of Medicine (Tel Aviv University). He has published more than 90 studies in peer reviewed journals and is engaged in clinical and translational research. Prof. Maharshak completed his medical studies at the Tel Aviv University, and specialized in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology at the Tel Aviv Medical Center. He was trained in basic research at the Immunology Department of the Weizmann Institute of Science and at the Department of Immunology and Microbiology at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. He is a member of the AGA, ECCO and IGA and has won several grants and actively participates in local and international conferences.

A senior surgeon and in charge of the colorectal surgery field in Assuta Ashdod public hospital. She completed her residency in Beilenson hospital, and worked as a senior surgeon in the colorectal unit thereafter. Following her residency she completed her fellowship in colorectal surgery in ST Marks Hospital, London, UK, Which is one of the most prestige and well known colorectal hospitals in the world. During her training she operated on and treated many colorectal patients including colorectal cancer, proctology and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) patients. She is a member the, European society of Coloproctology and European Chrohn’s and Colitis Organiztion, the Israeli Colorectal Society committee, a member of the Israeli Surgical Society. She teach and train interns and students in general surgery and participate in local and international meetings.

A rehabilitation psychologist, treating adults and young patients with chronic medical conditions as well as assisting individuals in a crisis situation and traumatic events. Over the years, he has gained extensive experience in treating people with chronic diseases, helping with mental and emotional issues such as anxiety, depression and other emotional dimensions. In addition He perform a neuropsychological evaluation and understand the mutual effects of cognition and emotions. . In addition to his clinical work, he teach both at the undergraduate and graduate programs in behavioral sciences. He also research and publish scientific articles on various aspects of trauma and crisis, as well as the relationship between psychological, physiological and cognitive aspects in people living with chronic diseases.

Is a specialist in internal medicine and gastroenterology who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of inflammatory bowel diseases. Dr Cohen completed his medical degree in South Africa before making Aliyah in 2013 and completing a residency in internal medicine and fellowship in gastroenterology at the Tel Aviv Medical Center both of which he completed with distinction.
Dr Cohen is currently in the USA for a 2-year clinical and research fellowship at the University of Chicago, a world-renowned center for the treatment of patients with inflammatory bowel disease. Dr Cohen is active academically and has published many peers reviewed articles in some of the fields leading journals and has spoken at both local and international conferences. His research interests include the gut microbiome in IBD, endoscopic management of IBD and treatment outcomes in patients on biologic and small molecule therapies.

A registered physiotherapist. She has a Bachelor of Physical Therapy (B.PT) degree from Ben-Gurion University and a Master’s Degree in Health Systems Administration. Over the years, she has specialized in neurological rehabilitation and physical activity for various symptoms and diseases. As a physical therapist, she also work with people living with IBD.

A qualified Naturopathic practitioner N.D and a Clinical herbalist CL.H.
She specialize in the integrative treatment of Inflammatory bowel diseases.
In the last years, She support people who are dealing with intestinal diseases through physical and mental processes of lifestyle and dietary changes. The main goal of the treatment is to stabilize the digestive system, encourage recovery and prevent complications. Her approach is to blend modern scientific knowledge with traditional, natural forms of treatment.
She gained her expertise in a range of safe and effective natural practices: nutritional therapy, herbal medicine, food supplementation, lifestyle counselling, NLP, and spiritual healing.
She believes that we can heal ourselves by addressing the deep factors which trigger our disease, listening to the body and properly nourishing it.

A registered dietitian& clinical dietitian have experience working in a Bariatric Surgery clinic. She is passionate about the power of nutrition as a means of improving overall health and well-being. Over the years, a lot of research has shown the importance of nutrition in many different conditions and chronic diseases. In the case of IBDs, the right nutrition can dramatically improve common side effects and digestive problems and can improve overall health and well-being. The topic of nutrition can be confusing due to the differing recommendations found online.