In my twenties I came across an article on Ayurveda. The holistic nature of this medicine inspires me to this day. After my studies as a physiotherapist I went to India to see an Ayurvedic doctor for treatments. I was fascinated by his quick diagnosis of my weaknesses via my pulse and by means of a specific anamnesis, which enabled him to explain them physiologically.

I have been working in healthcare for almost 20 years. In addition to my work as an Ayurveda therapist, I accompany people as a physiotherapist in their disease process. As a physiotherapist I have worked in practices, Rehabilitation, in acute geriatrics and long-term care and I am polyvalent. Most of all, I have immersed myself in the treatment of neurological diseases. Thanks to Ayurveda, I have experienced a profound personal medicine. Ayurveda sees the human being as a whole. Through my internships and courses in India, Canada and Europe, I have seen how well modern medicine and Ayurveda complement each other.

Since my pregnancies and as a mother of 2 children, I have been able to bring many useful Ayurveda inputs into our everyday life as a family.

In my spare time I love spending time in nature. I like to cook outdoors over an open fire and like to be out in the mountains. When I find the time, I passionately climb or go on a ski or snowboard tour.