About me

My name is Angela – derived from "the messenger". I see my role not only in treatment, but also in mediation: between traditional empirical medicine and modern science, between concepts and everyday life, between people and their natural environment.

 

I come from a family where Chinese medicine has been practiced for generations – my father and grandfather both worked as acupuncturists. For me, it was a given that people could find help through this method. And yet, for a long time, it remained unclear to me exactly what caused its effects.

 

After graduating with a degree in psychology, I decided to pursue this question systematically – not only out of personal interest, but because I wanted to fully understand the therapeutic potential of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). During my training, I realized that TCM is not a self-contained recipe book. It is a dynamic system that does not reduce people to symptoms, but considers them in the interplay of body, mind, and context.  

 

This is the background of SKYE – my practice for sound Chinese medicine with a systemic perspective. A clear, open space where connections can become visible.