Danny Sher is a certified osteopath in Israel and England. He graduated with honors in the field of osteopathy - BSc (Hons) Ost.
Danny was ordained at the British School of Osteopathy in 1996, and served as chairman of the Israeli Society of Osteopathy in Israel (2006-2010) and member of the General Council of Osteopathy in the UK. General Osteopathic Council.

In his work in England, Danny worked as part of the National Health Service, in his private practice in North London, as a teacher and lecturer at the British School of Osteopathy and the Osteopathic Centre for Children.

In 2000 Danny immigrated to Israel and began working at Hadassah Hospital for two years. After this period he established himself in order to open his special clinic in Katamon.

At the same time, Danny underwent a course in psychotherapy at the Hebrew University and guidance in groups (Afek - the Israeli Association for the Study of Group and Organizational Processes).

Danny has given a series of lectures on "What does the patient really want to tell me" ?! organized by the Tavistock Institute in London. The purpose of these sessions is to help medical and para-medical professionals understand the patient and his distress.

Danny continues to lecture at London's Northwick Hospital.

Danny is a lecturer in Israel and gives courses and training courses for therapists in the field.