He sits with
people.
At 25, a doctor told Roi Sternin his life was over. That he would never walk, work, or marry. That his parents should take him home and accept it.
He was wrong.
Roi spent seven years in bed. He taught himself medicine. He was dismissed by 33 doctors before diagnosing himself with POTS — postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome. He rebuilt his body at 27. Not a miracle. A stubborn, methodical rebuild.
Today he stands in rooms across 27 countries, helping people feel like themselves again.
Vienna, Austria · 2025
Roi doesn't speak at people. He sits with them. The credential list below is real — but it's not why the rooms work. The rooms work because something happened to him that he hasn't finished understanding, and he brings that unfinished thing into every conversation.
Credentials
Making the invisible visible.
There is a gap between what the system believes is happening and what people actually experience. That gap has a cost — in trust, in outcomes, in the energy people spend performing being fine.
Roi has spent twenty years standing inside that gap — first as a paramedic running emergency calls in Tel Aviv, then as a patient with a body that became the only honest thing in his life, now as someone who helps organizations, healthcare professionals, and individuals close it.
His work lives at the intersection of biology, psychology, and language. Not theory. Practice.
Let's work together.
Keynotes, workshops, coaching. talks@roishternin.com