Martin Wolf

Helping people – especially in health matters – is close to my heart. I want to achieve this not only with words, but also through action. Contact with people was at the top of my list when deciding which career path to take. My decision to become a therapist rather than work in nursing is based on the fact that I want to have a more personal approach to my patient:s and build a deeper connection through conversation so that I can look at people holistically.

My goal is to achieve the greatest possible progress with treatments. I enjoy weighing and figuring out how best to help with discomfort until my patient:s and I are satisfied. My own experience and personal history of injury allow me to empathize with my patient:s complaints. I offer support and thereby create an even stronger connection. I like to use electrotherapy, ultrasound and wrapping therapy in my treatments. Of course, I also use treatment methods such as classical massage, connective tissue massage or hydro- and thermotherapy, which distinguish me as a qualified professional masseur.