Soumia Lagrima

Empathy, trust, letting go – these are the three basic building blocks on which I base my treatments

The need to help people has always been a big part of my personality. Even during my first degree in law, I was driven to support others and help them solve their problems. However, after experiencing how healing massages can be on my own body and becoming less and less ill since I started having regular treatments myself, I quickly realized that I wanted to become a therapist myself. The fact that I can now help people in a natural way and give them pleasure at the same time is very fulfilling.

My greatest strength is probably my empathic nature. By nature, it has always been easy for me to put myself in someone else’s shoes and feel what the other person needs. This quality is very important to me in my profession as a therapist, because it is particularly important to me that my patients feel comfortable and know that they are in good hands with me. In contrast to conventional medicine, where a short medical history and quick medication are the order of the day due to the frequent time pressure, I greatly appreciate the fact that we can take the time to find the cause and not just combat the symptoms in my profession as a massage therapist. The initial consultation is often a big step forward for my patients, and in combination with the massage treatment, many complaints can be resolved. My ultimate goal is always for my patients to leave the practice feeling better. Of course, it’s a process that we go through together and not all complaints disappear overnight.