About us

Therapist for Physiotherapy for dogs and horses / cand. B. Sc. Equine Science

Since I was born, I have never lived without animals. In addition to the classic guinea pigs and rabbits, I grew up with cats and later also with a dog. Riding and being around horses was limited to vacations and the occasional weekend, depending on where I lived and what I was doing, but it hasn't stopped my fascination with horses to this day. After graduating from high school, I therefore decided to go to Canada for almost a year to work on a cattle and horse ranch. Driven by the desire to continue working with animals, I later completed a 3-year training course to become a physiotherapist for dogs and horses, where I met my current colleague Theresa.

Because my thirst for knowledge never waned, I have been studying equine science at the Free University of Berlin since 2020, which has greatly benefited my work as a physiotherapist so far.

When I was about 10, my mother once said to me that she wished I had as much patience with her as I had with animals. I'm sure she would still like to say that sometimes today, but I wouldn't want to do without this quality.

Physiotherapist and acupuncture for dogs and horses

I grew up with dogs and have been riding since I was a child. As a result, dogs and horses have grown very close to my heart. Today, in everyday life in the big city, they help me to pause again and again, recharge my batteries and reflect on myself. As they still give me a lot in my everyday life, I decided to give something back to them and learned a healing animal profession. To this end, I successfully completed a three-year training course at ATM as a physiotherapist for dogs and horses with an additional qualification in acupuncture in June 2019.

As a physiotherapist, I enjoy being close to patients, feeling them with my hands and working with the body in movement. In addition to physiotherapy for dogs and horses, I also offer acupuncture for both animal species.