A labour of love by mother and daughter

Susann Ramelow

Changing yourself is probably one of the greatest challenges life has in store. Yet that is precisely the heart of therapy. At Kaiserufer, I have made it my mission to make the path to this change easier for people.

That takes empathy, authenticity and genuine human appreciation.

These very principles form the foundation of client-centred psychotherapy, developed by the wonderful psychotherapist Carl Rogers (1902-1987) within the framework of humanistic psychology.

I work for Kaiserufer to bring this attitude to life.

Eva-Maria Ramelow

I am co-founder of Kaiserufer, where I look after programme development, marketing, HR management and our team. Before my psychology degree I came from biology, and my love of nature and my earlier work at a wildlife park still shape the way I see people today.

What matters to me: genuine encounters as equals, a humorous approach to difficult topics and the courage not to lose our inner child, even in adult life. In my work I prefer lively, creative paths. Movement, expression, nature and inner images are, for me, ways of reaching what words sometimes cannot grasp. I especially enjoy working with young adults, above all in art therapy. This work fulfils me.

I believe that change becomes possible when we feel seen, when trust grows and space opens up for what is real. That is exactly what we try to live out anew every day at Kaiserufer.

Fynn Eckhard

Development happens when you set things in motion, sometimes in the mind, sometimes in a practical way.

With my Master's in sports psychology and my Bachelor's in business psychology, I combine psychological expertise with an eye for development, communication and organisation. Sport plays a special role for me. It is not only a balance but also a good gateway to topics such as motivation, focus, handling pressure and personal development.

In my work, I value honest exchange as equals, a pragmatic view of challenges and a good dose of humour.

As a certified LEGO® Serious Play® Facilitator, I also work with individuals, teams and companies to make complex topics more tangible, develop new perspectives and find solutions together.

At Kaiserufer, alongside my professional work, I am responsible for practice management and practice development. I take care of workflows and organisation, develop processes and offerings, and contribute to marketing, class formats and new projects.

Michelle Sedlák

Healing begins where you feel safe enough to be yourself.

In my therapeutic work, I follow a humanistic view of the person and place great value on creating a safe space where honest feelings, inner needs and your own solutions can find their place. I see it as my task to accompany you in your inner and outer processes: sometimes empowering, sometimes offering impulses, always supportive.

My training and my experience across different fields have shown me that therapy is most effective when you are allowed to feel seen, held and, at the same time, capable of shaping your own path. That is why I invite you into a space free of pressure and judgement, and support you with a range of methods from psychotherapy and art therapy. We work at your pace and in the way that feels right for you in each moment.

Jennifer Bergner

Jennifer heads the Body & Soul area at Kaiserufer and works with bodywork, yoga and relaxation formats. She creates a space where movement, mindfulness and calm come together, always with the aim of bringing people back into contact with themselves.

Viann Piwowarczyk

Making people feel welcome and creating an atmosphere in which they feel at ease is something particularly close to my heart. With my Master's degree in psychology, I combine professional knowledge with the wish to accompany people on their way to greater wellbeing.

Back in 2021 I already had the pleasure of working at GSI, where I came to greatly appreciate the appreciative and warm company culture. All the more reason why I am delighted to now be part of the Kaiserufer team.

As head of the front-desk team, it is important to me that our guests feel warmly received and well looked after from the very first moment. Together with my team, we ensure a warm welcome and smooth service. We make sure the atmosphere is shaped by respect and openness.

Both within the team and in contact with our guests, empathy, appreciation and mutual support come first for me. I am convinced that healing and wellbeing can grow where people feel seen, welcome and understood.

Marlon Fedke

My profession as a psychologist means a great deal to me, because it gives me the opportunity to accompany people on their path to healing. By helping them recognise unconscious motives, needs and conflicts, I can set lasting change in motion and support them in understanding the deeper meaning of their symptoms, which is often the key to healing.