Alexander Reimer

For me, the person is always at the centre of every treatment. I became a therapist because helping people and supporting them in feeling better is deeply important to me. This motivation began around 15 years ago through my own positive experiences with Dorn Therapy – an experience that ultimately inspired me to pursue a career in therapy myself.

One of the most important aspects of my work is listening carefully to my clients and understanding exactly what they need. If a particular method does not achieve the desired result, I do not simply accept it. Instead, I continue looking for possible underlying causes and for an approach that is individually suited to the person. My treatments incorporate, among other techniques, Dorn Therapy and fascial techniques.

What I particularly value about my work is the genuine human connection. For me, a treatment is not about playing a particular role – it is about meeting each other honestly and on equal terms. When the interpersonal connection feels right and both sides feel comfortable, I believe this creates an important foundation for successful therapy.