I love life and enjoy everything it has to offer, together with my family or friends.

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Healthy, tasty food has always played a major role in my life. My mother was a great cook and memories from my childhood often involve enjoying a delicious, freshly prepared meal together. That has always been a priority in my family too.

Twelve years ago I was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent the whole series of treatments: chemotherapy, surgery and radiotherapy. For me it was self-evident that an optimal diet and lifestyle could support my body, both during the treatment and afterwards to regain my energy and zest for life. Throughout the entire process I was taken care of by wonderful doctors and nurses, but any advice on how diet and lifestyle could support my recovery was completely lacking.

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The seed of a new passion was planted. First I did my own research and became more and more curious, and when a doctor friend talked to me about lifestyle medicine and cPNI (clinical Psycho Neuro Immunology), I was sold.
I started studying with great enthusiasm (Orthomolecular Therapy, Lifestyle Coaching, clinical Psycho Neuro Immunology and various shorter specialised trainings) and haven't stopped since.
As a health therapist with this background, I am determined to contribute to greater awareness of the role of nutrition and lifestyle in health and general well-being.

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The science surrounding the various biochemical processes in the body and how they are influenced is constantly evolving and not a day goes by without new scientific insights emerging. If you want to keep up, you have to constantly learn and that is what makes my job so much fun.