Mirjam Keller

I became a therapist because I have always been fascinated by the human body. During my training as a medical practice assistant (MPA), I was able to immerse myself deeply in conventional medicine, but at the same time I developed a strong inclination towards manual therapy. These two areas inspired me, as I have often worked with female doctors in manual medicine during my career. For me, the combination of conventional medicine and alternative healing methods is particularly valuable.

My strengths lie in my strong empathy and extensive specialist knowledge, which I was able to acquire in conventional medicine and other fields. I find it exciting to find new ways together to improve your health. I don’t just use one method, but combine different approaches and adapt the treatment to the individual needs of my patients. As a medical masseuse, I place a particular focus on manual and functional therapy, but fascia and connective tissue massage and foot reflexology are also among my preferred techniques. My philosophy as a therapist is to view body, mind and soul as stabilizing pillars that require a harmonious balance. Every person is unique and therefore it is essential to take an individual approach to ensure this stability.