About
I’m Camille, born in Lyon, France in 1995. I’ve lived in Berlin since 2015.
My path seemed straightforward at first. In 2013, after completing my Baccalauréat in Economics and Social sciences, I began a dual French-German Law Degree at the Universities of Paris-Nanterre (Paris 10, FR) and Potsdam (DE). My goal back then was to become an international law attorney and contribute through my work and research to a more humane world - one that values diversity, community, growth, and freedom. That is why I specialised in human rights, humanitarian law, and asylum law.
After completing two theses, publishing several legal articles, working as a legal advisor for asylum seekers, and facing personal challenges, I felt a deep desire to engage with people in a more compassionate, nurturing, and free way. I realised that my true calling was to support people on their self-development journey by creating a safe space and offering them genuine, non-judgmental listening. These are essential aspects in enabling conscious processing of personal experiences - whether positive or challenging - making room for true integration. This realisation marked the beginning of my transition to alternative medicine.
Not once have I regretted my decision.
Training as a Heilpraktikerin (licensed alternative medicine practitioner) opened the door to what I had always carried within me: a passion for a hands-on practice where I could accompany individuals and groups through their unique challenges and potential, with
heart,
insight, and an
open mind.
In Germany, the practice of Heilpraktikers stands out for its distinct therapeutic approach compared to that of many European countries. Heilpraktikers are
licensed by Health Authorities
to provide therapeutic care aimed at diagnosing, alleviating, or easing conditions, discomforts, or physical ailments in individuals. This includes working with patients to support their wellness through complementary and non-conventional methods.
In 2021, I began my 3.5-year training at the Samuel-Hahnemann School in Berlin. Established in 1983, the school is known for its pedagogical and humanistic approach, as well as the quality of its instructors. Deeply moved by the richness of the training I received and with a love for communication, sharing, and teaching, I was fortunate to begin a teaching qualification alongside my studies in 2022. 2024 was a special year for me, as I became both a licensed Heilpraktikerin and an instructor of Leibarbeit.
I offer my services in English, German, and French.
Educational Background
• 2021-2024: Full-time training as a Heilpraktikerin at the Samuel-Hahnemann School.
Specialisation in
Leibarbeit,
Homeopathy, and
Integrative Body Therapy.
• 2022-2024: Instructor training at the Samuel-Hahnemann School.
• April 2024: Federal certification to practise non-conventional medicine (Heilpraktikerin).
• June 2024:
Certified Instructor in Leibarbeit.
My Vision
"Each era carries within it the essence of the past and the seeds of the future. The Emerging New begins with the confusing urgency of a force still unrefined. The Old carries the dignity of its legacy, the brilliance of its achievements, but also the weariness and staleness of its decline. The New sparkles with the promise of a fresh hope." Karlfried Graf Dürckheim
My intention is to create a warm and secure space where you can feel comfortable to open up about your pains, obstacles, and challenges. Whether they are rooted in physical issues (acute or chronic pain, headaches, abdominal pain, back pain, joint or tendon issues, hormonal imbalances…), emotional concerns (sleep disturbances, eating disorders, emotional difficulties, stress, anxiety, relationship problems, depression…), or spiritual challenges (personal crises, reconnecting with yourself, navigating obstacles on your path…).
I have some good news: You are not alone!
And some more good news: I can help you, with preventive and curative care.
I provide active, judgment-free listening and a safe, caring environment. My goal is to offer you the tools and insights to help you feel more at ease with your body, heart, mind, and in interactions with others. This journey is a learning process that unfolds step by step, one that can evolve at your own pace and rhythm.
Getting started takes only a willingness to look at your needs and challenges, to acknowledge them, and to explore new perspectives. I often compare this journey to a child learning to move: after learning to stand, a child succeeds in staying upright, then takes first steps, and eventually walks and runs. Through the journey, it’s crucial to hold onto the willingness to start over, to try new things, and to learn from every stage.
So the question is: Are you ready to begin your path to healing?
Let’s create a brighter space for you, for me, and for the world!
