Coming from a charming cure town nestled in the heart of Germany, renowned for its rejuvenating mud baths and mineral-rich iron water, I have always felt a strong connection to various holistic healing practices throughout my life.

My family background is also rooted in the medical field, so it felt natural for me to venture into the allied health system. However, after completing school I first pursued a career as a travel agent. This path ultimately led me to where I am today, passionate about holistic wellness.

To explore the world was an incredible gift given to me by my parents as we navigated our way through the unique upbringing of the GDR (German Democratic Republic). Our adventures usually concluded just behind the border in the Czech Republic. However, as soon as the wall came down, a new world of possibilities opened up for us, allowing me to immerse myself in diverse cultures and explore different countries. This newfound freedom ultimately led me to make the decision to relocate to Switzerland, where I pursued an enriching career at Globetrotter for a couple of years.

In 2009, a life-altering accident occurred within my family, reshaping our approach to medical care and rehabilitation. However, before transitioning to a new career, fate led me on a journey across the African continent. Settling in Cape Town, I immersed myself in an ocean conservation society, channelling my passion into organising music events and broadcasts. Despite the allure of the high life, the pervasive criminal issues in the country prompted a reassessment of my future. It became evident that I desired a safer environment, and I yearned to delve deeper into understanding the intricate connection between humanity and the soil, particularly in relation to our dietary habits.

Australia seemed like the ideal destination for me, prompting my foray into self-study of farming. This endeavour led me to explore biodynamic, organic, spray-free, and even conventional farm practices. A pivotal conversation centred on the concept of "You are what you eat," ignited my passion to integrate education that harmonises food and its healing properties with various therapies. My immersion in Ayurveda, under the guidance of Professor Jason Chandler in Byron Bay, not only facilitated my personal growth and healing but also equipped me with the means to offer support and assistance to others.

The therapeutic aspect is fundamentally important as it significantly enhances one’s well-being while addressing any existing issues. The healing process benefits not only the individual but also promotes an overall sense of wellness. My primary focus is on educating others about dietary habits, digestive processes, and the absorption of essential minerals in the body. This approach is known as DPA (Deepana, Pachana, and Anulomana). Healing of deeper tissues can only occur when digestion is optimally balanced and waste products leave the system in a timely manner.

With the additive part of the remedial massage and advanced rehabilitation, I can skillfully merge both systems to address the unique needs of each individual, whether or not there have been underlying issues. This integrated approach ensures a comprehensive and personalized treatment experience for every client.