Dr. Ali Demir

As a 72-year-old retired calligrapher with severe osteoarthritis in both hands, I feared losing my art forever. Dr. Demir didn't just prescribe exercises; he studied traditional ink-holding techniques and created a rehabilitation program using weighted replica brushes. Within three months, I regained enough precision to complete my final commissioned piece for the national museum.

My 8-year-old daughter, born with Erb's palsy, had never raised her right arm above shoulder height. Dr. Demir designed a 'superhero training' program where each exercise unlocked a new 'power.' The day she reached for a high shelf to 'rescue' her teddy bear, we all cried. He treated the child, not just the condition.

After a paragliding accident left me with a complex brachial plexus injury, five surgeons told me I'd never regain arm function. Dr. Demir's approach was different: he mapped my remaining neural pathways using EMG biofeedback and created a 'neuro-redirection' protocol. Eighteen months later, I'm typing this testimonial with both hands.

We brought our 45-year-old autistic brother to Dr. Demir after a hip fracture. Traditional physio overwhelmed him. Dr. Demir transformed the gym into a sensory-friendly space with rhythmic light patterns and pressure-based exercises synced to his favorite classical music. His recovery wasn't just physical—it was a breakthrough in his ability to tolerate therapeutic touch.