Why do I do what I do?

I love my job...that is what I can say with a clear conscience, because in the profession of Unhurtpractitioner and Osteo pathin iA I have found my calling.

I have walked many paths in my life until I finally found the career that suits my heart.

After my apprenticeship as a hotel manager, I began training as a foreign language hostess, followed by a great time in an advertising agency. I then studied business administration and after graduating I worked for 12 years in a management consultancy. Those were great times, but I always had the feeling that there was more that I could give people, because all my life people came to me for advice.

I went to a naturopath for the first time when I was 18. He was a wonderful person who stood by me for a long time. Even then I wanted to pursue this profession, but as is often the case, some things need time to mature. And then the time came and I took on the challenge of training as a naturopath. And as Edith Piaf said: Je n'ai regrette rien - I regret nothing. It was a time full of curiosity and learning how our bodies work, not always easy, but my goal was set. And I am overjoyed to have been working in my dream profession for so many years now.

People trust me and often tell me their life story in a very short time, even though we just happen to be sitting next to each other on a bench.

I think it's my way of seeing people and accepting them as they are.

I am very empathetic, I see and feel what is going on inside people and I get divine impulses for our work together. That is what I love so much about my work,

Because that’s what we all want, to be accepted as we are.

That's why I went down this path, to support people with my therapies. And I'm happy every time I can provide support and my patients give me positive feedback.

A good friend once said to me, Pati, you are simply a people lover,

You always have interest and trust in people.

Yes, I am and it helps me a lot in my work.

Since change and transformation are always part of my life, I began training as an osteopath in May 22. I am happy to have found another way to accompany people on their journey. Osteopathy is a great gift for me, a field full of possibilities for treating the body.

My vision

Very few people I know feel free. Free in their thoughts, their actions, free in their feelings and emotions.

Many carry old blockages, patterns and beliefs with them.

All of this also manifests itself in physical discomfort or in tangible symptoms. I am also familiar with these structures, which have often made my life difficult.

My vision is to show people that there is always a solution, that body, mind and soul form a unity and that we can become healthy if we look at ourselves holistically and not just consciously perceive the part that is currently causing us difficulties.



That there are solutions if we become conscious of our being and have the will to change something in order to live a happy, fulfilled and healthy life.

I'm looking forward to you!