I have been treating people with pain for over 25 years now. After studying medicine in Munich and Melbourne, my doctoral thesis focussed on specific forms of pain. During my specialist training at the Großhadern Clinic and my later work as a senior consultant in neurosurgery in Regensburg, the subject of back pain increasingly became the focus of my interest. Today, I am one of the few specialists in Germany to hold both the specialist qualification in neurosurgery and the additional qualification in specialised pain therapy.

As a child from a family of doctors, I had no chance of escaping medicine - I realised very early on that I would become a doctor.

After completing my medical studies, I decided to train as a specialist in anaesthesiology, which I successfully completed in 2021.

My path into medicine began during my civilian service as a paramedic and later as a paramedic.
paramedic. These formative experiences in the rescue service - from emergency rescue to
from intensive care transport to air rescue - have had a lasting influence on my interest in medicine and have
motivated me to study human medicine.

After completing my studies at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, I started my medical
career in internal medicine. Soon afterwards, I switched to anaesthesiology and completed my
Specialist training at the Neuperlach, Harlaching and Bogenhausen sites of the Munich Clinic,
including five years of work in intensive care medicine

Born in Jaffna/Sri Lanka, I moved to Munich with my family when I was still at primary school. I have been working continuously as a medical assistant since 1996 - with two baby breaks in 2007 and 2012.

I look forward to looking after your well-being in the Schmerzwerkstatt!

I dedicate myself to our patients with great pleasure and curiosity. I look forward to seeing you!

Originally from Slovenia, I studied law, later naturopathy and complementary medicine (B.Sc.) and I am currently studying for my MBA by distance learning.
I enjoy working practically and with people, so I look forward to supporting our patients and my colleagues in the pain workshop every day.

My motto in life: "Have courage and be kind! Where there is kindness, there is goodness, and where there is goodness, there is magic." - Cinderella.

Accompanies our patients with experience, empathy and trust on their way to less pain and a better quality of life.

She lives by James Clear's motto: "Tiny changes - remarkable results."

I am there for you and make sure that you feel well looked after in the Schmerzwerkstatt.

With trust, respect and a smile on my face, I create a warm atmosphere and help to make your visit to us as pleasant as possible.