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Osteopath D.O. · Jerusalem (Katamon)

Women-centered osteopathy in Jerusalem,
for you and your child

I welcome women, babies, and children from Jerusalem’s English-speaking and international community mainly at my practice in Katamon. Women’s health, perinatal care, pediatrics, and lymphatic drainage using the Renata França method.

Consultations in English and French

Jerusalem, Katamon neighborhoodBy appointment

Léa Laskar, Osteopath D.O. in Jerusalem (Katamon)
Who is the practice for?

Care designed around you

I see only women, babies, and children. At every visit, I adapt the session to your situation and to what your body has to say.

Women

Women’s health, gynecological conditions, and support through every stage of life.

Expecting & new moms

Before, during, and after pregnancy, to help you move through this time with more peace of mind.

Babies & children

Gentle sessions for little ones, from their very first days of life.

In their words

My patients’ trust

Rated 5/5 on Google
  • Sarah M.

    took care of me throughout my pregnancy

  • Emma O.

    a real moment of relaxation!

  • Sergei B.

    Very good osteopath for babies

  • Ava M.

    She is gentle and attentive

Excerpts from Google reviews. Some have been translated.

Léa Laskar, Osteopath, in a mother-and-baby consultation at her practice in Katamon, Jerusalem
Why see an osteopath

Why see an Osteopath?

Osteopathy helps relieve muscle and joint pain, restore mobility, and better manage common issues like back pain, migraines, and digestive discomfort.

It also supports pregnant women and postpartum recovery, as well as infants and children dealing with colic or restless nights. At my Katamon practice in Jerusalem, I see patients in both English and French, so you can describe exactly what you’re feeling.

My treatments

Care tailored to every need

From osteopathy to Renata França treatments, services designed for your well-being and your child’s.

My approach

Attentive listening, measured touch

When you walk into my practice, you arrive in a place where you feel heard. I start by taking the time to understand your story and your medical history, then build a treatment that truly fits you.

A listening ear

Real time to talk at every session, without ever rushing you.

Always gentle

Tailored techniques that respect your body and your pace.

A calming space

A quiet, light-filled room designed for your comfort and privacy.

Léa Laskar during a lymphatic drainage session at her practice in Katamon, Jerusalem
About me

Léa Laskar, Osteopath D.O. in Jerusalem

Specializing in women’s health, perinatal care, and pediatrics

I’m Léa Laskar, a French-trained Osteopath D.O. based in Jerusalem, in the Katamon neighborhood. A graduate of the Institut Dauphine d’Ostéopathie (IDO Paris) and certified in the Renata França method, I devote most of my work to women’s health, perinatal care, and little ones.

  • Graduate of the Institut Dauphine d’Ostéopathie (IDO Paris), 2023
  • Specialized in women’s health, perinatal care & pediatrics
  • Trained in infant sucking and latching difficulties (2024)
  • Certified in the Renata França method since 2021
Frequently asked questions

You might be wondering

Where can I find an English-speaking osteopath in Jerusalem?

My practice is located in Jerusalem, in the Katamon neighborhood. I’m a French-trained Osteopath D.O. and I see patients in English and French, serving the English-speaking and international community of Jerusalem and Israel.

Who can book an appointment at the practice?

I exclusively see women, pregnant women, babies, and children. My practice covers women’s health, pregnancy care, the postpartum period, pediatrics, as well as Renata França method treatments.

Do I need a prescription to see an osteopath?

No. You can see an osteopath directly, without a medical prescription. If a medical opinion is needed, I’ll point you to your doctor: my work comes as a complement to your ongoing care.

Are consultations held in English?

Yes - I see patients in both English and French. What matters to me is that you can explain everything, and understand everything, in your own language, so nothing gets lost in translation.

How long does an osteopathy session last?

Plan on about 45 minutes to an hour: enough time to listen to you, treat you gently, and go over everything together at the end.

Ready to book your appointment?

Message me on WhatsApp or through the contact form: I’ll be happy to get back to you and find a time that works.