conSenso® Practice
Main location for osteopathy, osteopathic women’s health and body psychotherapy
Initial orientation
conSenso® Practice has existed since May 2016.
The practice on Pfalzburger Straße is now the main location for regular treatments.
Integrative osteopathy, osteopathic women’s health and body psychotherapy take place here. The three fields can stand on their own or be thoughtfully connected.
What matters is what brings a patient to the practice and what is meaningful in the individual case.
The back, neck, shoulder or jaw can become tight and painful after prolonged sitting, screen work, one-sided strain or stress.
Symptoms involving the head, rib cage, breathing, abdomen, pelvis or hips are also part of the practice’s spectrum.
We do not look only at the place that hurts. Tension often continues across several areas.
We work calmly and precisely where movement is restricted or tissue keeps holding.
Osteopathic women’s health includes symptoms involving the menstrual cycle, abdomen, pelvis and pelvic floor.
These include period pain, symptoms associated with endometriosis, a tense pelvic floor, chronic pelvic pain, vaginismus, vulvodynia and symptoms following gynaecological procedures.
Support during and after pregnancy, as well as during a fertility journey, also takes place at the Wilmersdorf practice.
Treatment is usually external and is adapted to the individual concern and to what is genuinely possible in the moment.
The third field of the practice
At the Wilmersdorf location, body psychotherapy can take place as a treatment in its own right or within osteopathic care.
The calm individual appointment setting is particularly valuable where anxiety, exhaustion, traumatic experiences or intimate concerns need sufficient time and an undisturbed space.
The appropriate form of support is considered together in the personal introductory consultation and as treatment progresses.
The practice is designed around calm individual appointments. No parallel appointments take place during your treatment. There is no ongoing waiting-room activity, no treatment in an adjacent room and no through traffic in the practice area.
The reserved time belongs entirely to you. Especially with women’s-health, intimate or body-psychotherapeutic concerns, this setting provides safety, calm and sufficient space for treatment in clear communication.
Regular appointments are scheduled in two-hour intervals. As a rule, there are no waiting times.
Appointments are available Monday to Friday between 11:00 and 21:00. Please arrive as punctually as possible—neither significantly early nor late.
Before the first treatment, we discuss the current concern, existing findings, previous injuries or procedures, medication and any other relevant factors.
During the assessment, we observe how the body stands, moves and breathes. The hands assess where tissue holds tension and which areas are connected.
Assessment and treatment flow into one another.
Treatment does not follow a rigid sequence. It develops from what the body shows and from what is genuinely possible in the moment.
Address and directions
Pfalzburger Straße 43
10717 Berlin-Wilmersdorf
The practice is on the ground floor.
The practice entrance is immediately to the left of number 42.
Travelling from outside Berlin
Patients also travel to the practice from other regions of Germany and from abroad. Questions about appointment planning and a sensible schedule can be discussed in advance during the complimentary introductory consultation.
Second location
conSenso® Practice 2 on Kurfürstendamm is reserved for ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and body psychotherapy with medical supervision.
Regular osteopathic and women’s-health treatments take place at the Wilmersdorf practice.
Complimentary introductory consultation
A complimentary introductory consultation can help clarify whether the conSenso® approach is appropriate for your particular concern.
The consultation lasts approximately 20 minutes.
We calmly discuss what brings you to the practice, which symptoms are present and what emphasis may suit you.
The introductory consultation does not yet include a physical assessment or treatment.
