Our lives are filled with activity, tasks, family, work… Each of us has many roles, and most of us don’t rest. With time, the body accumulates all the experiences and burdens, and it has its own ways of reacting.

And that’s how I came to Chinese medicine.

Nice to meet you, my name is Jack Wikinski, and I practice Chinese medicine.

I was born in Australia and came to Israel about twenty years ago.

For many years, I worked in a completely different field, in high tech.

Until one day, a few years ago, I was injured in my wrist due to stress and excessive use of a mouse and keyboard. Conventional medicine didn’t provide me with the answer I was looking for, and that’s how I came to a Chinese medicine practitioner.

The treatment was so effective and powerful that it led me to learn and get to know Chinese medicine even more.

As I learned and exposed myself more, I fell in love with the field and decided to make a change and learn to become a practitioner in the field. I believe that when we live in balance, our bodies will be healthy on all levels. Balance consists of lifestyle, nutrition, rest, physical activity, good relationships with those around us, and more. As I mentioned before, life is busy, and therefore most of us are out of balance, often without even realizing it. This can lead to diseases, pain, and stress. I treat various types of issues. One of my areas of expertise is sports injuries (since in my personal life, I have been training intensively in CrossFit for many years, which is a very intense and functional sport). I treat people suffering from pain such as back pain, herniated discs, knee pain, shoulder injuries, hand and wrist pain, hip pain, and more. In addition, I treat headaches, migraines, and inflammation. When a patient comes to me, I first listen to them carefully. I perform a diagnosis based on questioning, pulse diagnosis, and tongue examination. Then, I play soothing music in the room and start the treatment. The entire treatment lasts about an hour and includes various techniques from Chinese medicine: acupuncture, cupping, tuina (gentle pressure), moxibustion (heat therapy), and more. The type of treatment is tailored to the client’s needs. For people who are afraid of acupuncture, I use tuina, which is a type of medical massage according to the Chinese approach. I would be very happy to help you feel better, alleviate your pain, and restore balance to your life. I invite you to call me and consult with me on any issue you are dealing with.