Tatjana Birrer

My path to becoming a therapist began with training as a fitness trainer.

However, I quickly realized that focusing exclusively on exercise was becoming too one-sided for me. My curiosity initially drove me in the direction of nutritional counseling, but even here I didn’t find the variety I wanted for my profession. I then found the solution with the combination of my training as a TEN naturopath: the movement aspect of my previous training supplemented by a strong focus on massage therapy and naturopathy.

My strengths as a therapist lie in being able to fully engage with my clients and look at things from different angles. My experience in training has given me a more holistic perspective. For example, I don’t just look at obvious symptoms, such as neck pain, but try to think further and look at people more holistically. This ability to “think outside the box” helps me to offer my patients comprehensive and in-depth support.

What I particularly love about my work as a therapist is accompanying people on their journey to find solutions for their complaints. It is incredibly fulfilling to watch my patients’ progress and see how they can lead a pain-free life with my support and tips. I enjoy giving personalized advice that supports the healing process and helps my patients regain their well-being.