Dr. Gali Stoffman
Gali Stoffman is an integrative medical doctor, who specializes in Pediatric Chinese Medicine. Dr. Stoffman acquired her MD at Sackler Medical Faculty of TAU. For the past 21 years, she has been treating children and adults with integrative medicine, combining the tools and understandings of Chinese Medicine, with Western Medicine perspective. Since 2019, Dr. Stoffman serves as director of the Integrative In-patient Services of Barzilai Medical Center. In addition, from 2020 she is the Medical Director of the Complementary and Integrative Services of Maccabi Healthcare Organization (Maccabi Tivi), consisting of 1100 CIM practitioners. In addition to her clinical activities, for the past 15 years Dr. Stoffman has been teaching post-graduate programs of Pediatric Chinese Medicine, as well as courses of Pediatric Chinese Medicine, within integrative medicine programs in the TAU, HUJ and Technion Faculties of Medicine and the faculty of East-Asia studies in BIU.
Dr. Stoffman teaches pediatric Chinese Medicine seminars in various TCM schools in Europe and the USA, and has served as Key Speaker on several occasions in Pediatric Day of the Rothenburg TCM Congress, Germany. In November 2024, she gave a Keynote lecture at the European Integrative Medicine conference in Madrid, about ‘The Role of Complementary and Integrative Medicine in Societies in Crisis’. In October 2025, she took part as speaker at the 3rd World Congress on Traditional, Complementary and Integrative Medicine, in Rio de Janeiro, on the topic: ‘Healing the Wounds of War: A Pediatric CIM Approach for Trauma and Resilience’
She is co-author to several published research papers and books.
Dr. Stoffman is a member of the board of the Israeli Society for Complementary and Integrative Medicine in the Israeli Medical Association IMA.