A different approach...

There are several key factors for the success of this treatment modality in this specific group of patients.

The combination of these factors allows motor skills that patients had not previously experienced and despite their limitations may be possible to learn. 

Jennifer Jacob

Some changed lives...

Shlomit Benayun

Age: 42 years old
Diagnosis: Spastic Tetraplegic Cerebral Palsy


The change in Shlomit's quality of life is evident. She is now able to experience things that she was never able to before. Her new abilities bring happiness not only to Shlomit but to her entire family.

Sigalit Monti

Patient's Sister

Hodaya Huri

Age: 24 years old
Diagnosis: Spastic Tetraplegic Cerebral Palsy


After a very short time in which Jennifer treated Hodaya with the MOVE method, I was very surprised. I have never seen her manage to sit alone and be stable before, I just could not believe it.

Yaffa Huri

Patient's Mother

Tom Straus

Age: 30 years old
Diagnosis: Spastic Tetraplegic Cerebral Palsy


The treatment has made Tom feel stronger, he is now able to stand up and feel his legs on the floor bearing his weight.
In addition, it is noticed that he has less tone while sitting down on the chair during the day, and while working. 

Fedaa Semaan

Patient's Therapists

More amazing people moving forward...

The treatment has made me feel my muscles stronger and less hypertonic. I feel that it helps my movements to be more precise and that makes me feel more independent.
It is a nice experience to be able to sit without support and that my hands work better.

Omer Lahat

Age: 26 years old
Diagnosis: Spastic tetraplegic cerebral palsy 

This treatment helps me a lot every day, in my treatments I learn to sit on a chair independently, it strengthens me and make me feel more independent. In the future, I hope to be able to sit on a chair instead of my wheelchair while I’m working in the workshop during the day. I used to sit in a chair many years ago but It is something that became difficult for me to do and I stopped practicing. Now I am happy to return to it gradually.

Walking with the help of the Walker is important to me now, also important that I’m not sitting in my wheelchair all day long, it gives me a lot of fun and the feeling that I can walk.
When I walk with the walker, we also play with a ball, it’s a fun experience, it feels like I am a football player. 

Ofer Polizer

Age: 30 years old
Diagnosis: Spastic tetraplegic cerebral palsy 

My Work...