Past rooms across 27 countries
The 30-second
version.
Roi Sternin spent seven years in bed. Thirty-three doctors. No diagnosis.
He taught himself medicine. Diagnosed himself. Rebuilt his life from the room he couldn't leave.
He now stands in rooms across 27 countries — with healthcare professionals, patient communities, leadership teams — and creates the conditions for people to stop performing and start being real.
Not inspiration. Not motivation. Something quieter and harder to name. The moment when someone says the thing they haven't been able to say.
That's the work.
What I Do
The Room
A half-day workshop for 10–12 people. No slides. No agenda that protects anyone. Just a facilitated space where people say what’s actually true. For healthcare teams, patient organizations, and anyone who needs to remember what honest conversation feels like.
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The Talk That Starts Something
45–60 minutes for larger audiences. Five territories: the cost of performance, constraint as design, AI and the human gap, the room where people stop pretending, what we inherit and pass on. Not a lecture. A door.
Book a keynote →
The Ongoing Work
Group and 1:1 coaching for people navigating chronic illness, invisible disability, career built from constraint, or the gap between who they are and who they perform as. By application.
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Who comes
to these rooms
Healthcare professionals who are burning out behind their competence.
Patients who have been told their experience doesn’t count.
Leaders who are exhausted from performing certainty they don’t feel.
Caregivers who have forgotten what it costs them.
Teams where everyone is fine and nothing is working.
If any of that is yours — this is the right place.
What people say
I have never seen a speaker like you before.
My personal highlight was Roi's keynote on why chronically ill people might be our best employees.
Loved your keynote.
This is the most important lesson I have had in medical school. Every future doctor should listen to Roi.
Watch Roi in action
So I went to a yoga lesson.
The books
Seven books.
One argument.
What patients actually experience. What the system believes they experience. And what it takes to close the gap.
All books →Revolution From My Bed
2024
Ten years. 3,650 days. What patients actually do when medicine doesn't have an answer yet.
The Algorithm Will See You Now
2026
What AI can do in healthcare. What it cannot see. And the patients it will abandon if we don't ask harder questions.
If you've been carrying something
that doesn't have a name yet —
that's where this work starts.