Sascha Wolff

Due to my own medical history, I spent months looking for therapists who could help me with my persistent pain and restricted movement. Physiotherapy alone did not bring any lasting improvement. By chance, I came across a practice where I could really get lasting help and I realized how effective targeted manual therapies can be. Within a short time, I was pain-free, my arm was mobile again – and I was deeply impressed. This experience made me want to become a therapist myself. I wanted to be able to do what these people could do – not just for myself, but to give other people the same help and relief. This desire quickly became a concrete idea and led to a well-founded training course. For me, switching to this profession was not just a new job, but finding my own calling.

In my work, I combine sound specialist knowledge with a distinctly intuitive and empathetic approach. I take my time, listen carefully – and often sense from the very first conversation which path the treatment should take. Every person is different, every body speaks its own language. My aim is to identify the causes of complaints and develop individual solutions. I believe that treatment can only be truly effective through genuine empathy, careful observation and continuous training.