My name is Thomas Zimmermann. If you ask me: “Why osteopathy?”, I will answer with deep conviction: Because of the holistic concept that really fascinated me from the start. I engaged with it accordingly, with a multi-faceted approach, reading, studying and asking questions. My full-time training involved over 4,500 hours of acquiring extensive osteopathic and medical expertise. At the same time, I wanted as much practical experience as possible. I gained this, in parallel to my studies, at the renowned “COE – Collège Ostéopathique Européen Du Paris” in Munich, one of the best osteopathy schools in Europe. With all this knowledge, a lot of experience and daily learning, I’m here for you! Nationally accredited Practitioner of Alternative Medicine; M.Sc.: Master of Science “Osteopathic Medicine” (DIU Dresden)

My name is Magdalena Riebl. I, too, studied at DIU Dresden (in association with the COE – Collège Ostéopathique Européen Du Paris). Why am I so convinced by osteopathy? Because it always sees people as a complex whole. That is why, for me, it is simply the ideal road to increased well-being and comprehensive good health. This approach continues to fascinate me today. The mere fact that I can improve the health of my patients “just” with my trained hands encourages me in my daily osteopathic work – and I experience again and again the lasting positive impact that osteopathy can have. I am particularly interested in the treatment of infants, children and pregnant women. This is where we can offer good and gentle treatment approaches with osteopathy. I look forward to helping you or your child! Nationally accredited naturopath; M.Sc.: Master of Science “Osteopathic Therapy” (DIU Dresden)

My name is Franziska Spitzer, I first earned a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology in Munich and then one in Osteopathic Therapy. In addition, I passed the examination to become a state-approved alternative practitioner. As a passionate athlete with a climbing training licence, my work focuses on the combination of people, nature and movement. Each person is unique and each person moves uniquely. Being an osteopath, I am able to do justice to this uniqueness and it gives me great pleasure when I am able to achieve sustainable changes through gentle osteopathic work that allow the patient to experience more of this miracle of movement. As an osteopath I never stop learning, I am always continuing my education and so I maintain the flexibility I need to accompany each patient individually. I would be delighted to accompany you osteopathically in this sense.