Just like so many things in life, the practice of holistic healing includes life-long learning. Continuously I learn from nature, by experience, from colleagues as well as a lot from the people I work with and work for.

Health needs, predominant diseases and healing modalities vary from culture to culture. And they also vary from individual to individual. Since my approach to practice natural medicine and holistic healing is focused on the wellbeing of the individual human being yet is not reduced to treat the disease as in conventional medicine, I create my consultations and treatments according to the personal needs of my patients.

During a naturopathic and homoeopathic consultation, we discover the person’s medical and family history; her/his acute and chronic physical ailments; emotional, mental and psychological complaints as well as trauma, injuries, social environment, personal belief system, habits and behaviour patterns. Rather than focusing on a symptom or a single disease, the holistic treatment include the whole person and the root cause of various (health) challenges of the patient.

In my consultations I emphasize the importance of disease prevention and self-care for good health through informed, healthy lifestyle choices. In my opinion it is most beneficial to treat diseases and illnesses holistically. Beyond that it seems valuable to empower people to become and stay healthy and well. Supporting people in discovering and unfolding their full vitality feels most rewarding and important to me.