I always wanted to know why things are the way they are, why life is the way it is, why we humans are the way we are, what brought me to the medical discipline of neurology, the science of nerve (healing) science. Because our brain with all its central and remote nerval structures is our gateway to the world - how we understand it, how we experience it, how we feel it and how we relate it to ourselves. If the multidimensional communication between inner and outer world is disturbed, physically by illness or disposition, mentally by a myriad of individual influences, participation in supposedly normal life is no longer guaranteed. But what is normal? And what is healthy? Is it in the eye of the beholder or the world around it? For some, health is the absence of illness, for others the well-being in the here and now, for others a legitimate claim to the composition of happiness in life. It now seems inevitable to include the entity of emotion and the resulting psychodynamics, because one thing is clear: how healthy we are and how healthy we feel are two different things. The latter is subject to our emotional evaluation, and this in turn is subject to our mental constitution. Sometimes it's just our daily form, our mood. Cognition and emotion form a natural unit that hardly permits long-term separation - we all know the feeling of "only functioning" in moments of overload, of acting in "autopilot mode". Not wrong for bridging, but certainly not a permanent condition associated with well-being. When cognition and emotion are in the greatest possible individual balance with each other, we reach Juvenal's philosophical principle of "mens sana in corporis sano". How susceptible this system is to disruptions can certainly be reported by everyone from their own experience, whether on a physical or emotional level, but as a rule also what their own key to recovery is.

Sometimes, however, the conditions are so slipped, the balance so shifted, the misdevelopment so advanced that we need outside help. To be able to see through, through the many different facets and aspects of our being, the complexity of life. With my additional training as a psychotherapist and many years of professional experience I can help you from a medical as well as a therapeutic point of view to track down the disturbance fields in your life and to illuminate them from different perspectives, to name, separate, sort and give healthy structure to the different levels of your own complex life.