Dror Steiner

founder
 

Dror Steiner, the founder of Bodyology, originally trained as a dancer until a serious car accident changed the course of his life. During his recovery, massage therapy played a crucial role—not just in healing, but also in shaping a new career path. “I wanted a fresh start, and massage therapy appealed to me because it combined my interests in both science and the arts,” he explained.

His initial studies in massage sparked a deeper curiosity about human anatomy and the body’s natural healing processes. This led him to pursue a two-year pre-medical course, followed by four years of training in osteopathy and acupuncture.

Today, Dror leads the Bodyology School, where he continues to build a vibrant learning environment. “I’m truly thankful to our tutors, staff, and students. Their dedication helps create a thriving, supportive community,” he said. He added, “Working with people who have a positive attitude is one of the most rewarding parts of my job.”

Dror, why massage?

Massage combines many things that I love: physical movement, non-verbal communication, science and the art of healing. I feel lucky to have stumbled upon it.

What profession would you choose if not massage therapy?

I have a long list! Psychotherapy, counselling, politics, photography, web programmer, environmental engineering or a chef. Is that enough?

What is your life’s inspiration?

I try to find inspiration in small things: spending time with children, seeing a smile on a face or getting a new idea.

What’s your life motto?

It is our light, not our darkness that frightens us. We are powerful beyond measure.

Advice you can give students?

Look at yourself in the mirror and tell it to yourself: “You are powerful beyond measure.” The rest is easy.

What’s your experience at Bodyology?

It is a challenge! Not giving up on it or cutting corners in the process. I love creating the magic of learning over and over again with new students.

What do you like about Bodyology?

I like the thorough teaching process without cutting any corners. I like the joy, the laughs and the buzz in the classroom.