Jennifer Jennifer Eisenecker is a certified Naturopath (German: Heilpraktikerin) and Doula-in-training. She holds the permission to practise medicine with exception of infectious diseases. Jennifer studied Naturopathy at the reputable “Paracelsus School for Naturopaths” in Berlin, Germany. In her native Germany, Naturopaths are fully recognised by the medical system and commonly act as a bridge between conventional and alternative medicine. Jennifer is a member of the Association of Independent Naturopaths in Germany (German: Verband Unabhängiger Heilpraktiker) and sees patients in her practice for natural remedies in Singapore where she has been living since 2008. Jennifer is specialised in treating the underlying unresolved emotions to treat disease at its root. She uses her hands, plants, herbs, nutrition and aromatherapy to alleviate symptoms and rebalances body and mind so the person can heal from within. Jennifer has a keen interest in empowering people with knowledge about what can be done with easy and accessible means for improving health and wellbeing. She will go through your medical reports with you and explain you in non-medical language what is going on in your body. Jennifer helps her patients physically and mentally by combining her knowledge in Western and alternative medicine. Jennifer practises a strong emphasis on natural, but effective (and very often cost efficient) treatments of various acute and chronic ailments and conditions. She will share with you plenty of relatively easy to implement advice based on her own experience. You will discover a new point of view about old problems, and a solution to an old problem might appear straight in front of you. Special Interests: Natural Remedies & Medicinal Plants (no supplements) Aromatherapy Stress-related illness such as digestive and sleep disorders Chronic Pain or Discomfort Women’s Health & Fertility such as painful menses, fertility, birth-trauma, post-natal depression, psycho-somatic pain, fibromyalgia etc. Chronic Emotional Stress such as divorce, death of a loved one, chronic illness, emotions such as anger, anxiety, loss, guilt, sadness, loneliness, not feeling worthy or to not be deserving of love, fear to be abandoned Children, Families & Transgenerational Trauma such as relationship patterns, physical | sexual | emotional abuse, violence, alcoholism in the family, absent parent(s), bullying at school, pressure to perform Emotional trauma resulting from physical |emotional | sexual abuse, accidents, domestic violence, terror attacks, and war Jennifer’s Story “When I was 12 years old, I remember borrowing books on medicinal plants from the local library. I wrote down their content and memorized the plants, which one to use for what. I wanted to study medicine to become a doctor. However, my family discouraged me, and I bowed to the pressure and abandonned my plans. Instead, I studied international business, learned to speak accent-free Business Chinese, and was pretty good at my job – but not happy. My health detoriated, and no doctor could explain me why I was in so much pain. I was just given painkillers and told to come back when I needed more. My pain and my suffering were real and I wanted to be better. I missed my old, active life in which I went diving, practised yoga or hiked on forgotten paths in far away places… Little did I know that this suffering would bring me back on my path to practise medicine. Eventually, I left my career in finance to study holistic medicine which would allow me to look at the body and “dis-ease” from various angles – Western medicine, natural remedies, unresolved emotions, structural misalignments, and spirituality or pain of the soul. As a Naturopath I practice holistic medicine and look at the body AND the mind – from the structure, to your diet, sleep patterns, what supplements you take, your childhood and personal life. My own experience with “unexplainable pain” and “it’s all in your head” plays a fundamental role in how I look at patients and treat “dis-ease”. It led to my specialisation in the connection between unresolved emotions in the subconcious and the subsequent development of pain and discomfort. Most women store emotional trauma in the uterus, which is a lot more than just a reproductive organ. My interest in women’s health, fertility, and childbirth led me to undergo training as a birth doula. The journey of learning and growing continues every day…