My interest in health and healing did not arise from study alone, but also from personal experience.
During my treatment for breast cancer, I received professional and necessary medical care — yet one question remained largely unanswered:

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“What can I do myself to help my body recover?”

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I followed the treatments, but I often felt like a patient — someone things were done to, rather than someone  involved in their own recovery. That experience led me to search for an approach in which illness is not only treated, but also understood.

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This is how I encountered clinical Psycho-Neuro-Immunology (kPNI).

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kPNI describes how the immune system, nervous system, hormones and metabolism continuously interact and respond to nutrition, lifestyle, stress and life context. For the first time, I gained a coherent biological understanding of what happens in a body under prolonged strain.

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But even more importantly: understanding creates possibilities for action.

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When the underlying mechanisms become clear, recovery is no longer something passive you must simply wait for. You begin to recognise the signals your body is giving and learn how you can support it.

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This is the basis of how I work today.

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My work complements regular medical care. Medical treatment remains essential when needed. My focus is different: together we explore why complaints persist and how you can gradually regain influence over your health.

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My goal is therefore not only symptom relief, but helping you regain a sense of control — so that you can understand your body again and actively support your recovery.

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You may recognise yourself in this, but still wonder whether this is right for you.
An introductory conversation is simply meant to look at your situation together and see whether my approach fits what you need.