Dynamic Kinesiology & Holistic Wellbeing

A little bit about me

 

“Have a chamomile tea,” my mother would say when I had stomach aches as a child, gently placing her hands on my belly and forehead until the discomfort passed.

Little did we know she was intuitively using acupressure - all I knew was that it worked. Growing up in Germany, surrounded by natural therapies, I developed a deep respect for the body’s ability to restore balance.

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After moving to Australia and having children of my own, I found myself searching for gentle ways to support their health challenges. Discovering kinesiology became a turning point - and after seeing profound changes in my own family, I began studying in 1998 in Australia and overseas.

 

For over 25 years, I’ve been supporting people through a blend of kinesiology, bowen, craniosacral and other complementary therapies, helping them reconnect with their body’s natural intelligence and sense of wellbeing.

 

I’ve presented kinesiology talks and training programs at the RAH and various other hospitals and health organisations and after repeated requests from clients and students to teach the way I work in clinic, I developed the ‘Dynamic Kinesiology Practitioner Training Program’ (see the Training tab for more details).

 

I’ve come to believe that when we feel well, we do well - in our relationships, our work, and the energy we bring to life.

 

Over the years, my curiosity about the body and its ability to restore balance has continued to grow. I'm always interested in exploring new approaches and simple ways we can support our wellbeing, both in clinic and at home.

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More recently, I've come across an innovative light-based approach to wellbeing that has been a very personal journey for me. Having explored it myself and introduced it into our family routine, it's become something I genuinely love and feel excited about sharing.

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Finding something new that resonates so deeply with my own philosophy of wellbeing has been incredibly inspiring. Just as kinesiology opened my eyes to new possibilities years ago, this has reignited that same curiosity and excitement about exploring different ways to support ourselves. 

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I was drawn to its simplicity and convenience, and how easily it can become part of everyday self-care, wherever life takes us. It feels like a natural extension of my work, allowing me to continue following my passion for helping people discover accessible ways to support their own wellbeing. Not just through appointments in the clinic, but also in the everyday moments of life — at home, while travelling, or simply navigating life's many demands.

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If you feel curious, you’re welcome to get in touch whenever it feels right.

I look forward to connecting with you 💛​​​​​​​

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