Anne Grosse

My name is Anne Grosse, born in 1982, and I accompany families in Leipzig on their way to more health and vitality. Early on I was fascinated by how closely body, movement and felt sense are woven together.

After qualifying as a state-certified physiotherapist I worked in clinics and practices from 2006 onwards and quickly noticed that purely local treatment of complaints was not enough for me. I wanted to understand the whole person — with everything that makes them who they are: tissue, nervous system, organs and soul. That search led me to osteopathy and, above all, to working with babies and children.

In infant and paediatric osteopathy I found exactly what drives me: listening carefully through the hands, observing with patience and trusting that the body can regulate itself when given the right impulses. It moves me every time a restless baby settles, when a child finds their own balance again after a difficult birth, or when parents feel their concerns are taken seriously.

Over the years I have added the Heilpraktiker exam, an intensive specialisation in paediatric osteopathy, hypnosis with a psychosomatic focus and meridian diagnostics to my training. The common thread running through all of it: I want to understand causes, not just treat symptoms.

After many years in my own practice in Leipzig-Lindenthal I am now part of Therapiezentrum Maliqi and I am glad to work in a team that shares this holistic view of the person. My biggest motivation are the patients — small and grown-up alike — who show me every day how much self-healing power lives in us; we only have to give it the right space.

My day-to-day work centres on babies, children and their families. Very often parents come to me with infants who are restless, cry a lot, have feeding difficulties or show a marked skull asymmetry — frequently after difficult births or a tight position in the womb. Digestive issues, movement restrictions and KISS-type findings are also part of my daily spectrum.

With older children I work on recurring pain, postural concerns, attention and sleep difficulties and psychosomatic complaints in which stress and strain show up in the body.

What makes my work distinctive, in my view, is the combination of osteopathic depth, physiotherapeutic understanding and naturopathic diagnostics — extended by hypnosis and meridian diagnostics where they help. I never look at the child in isolation but always as part of a system of family, history and environment. That is exactly why I chose to specialise in paediatrics: when I can start early, much becomes possible — releasing tension, supporting development and strengthening self-regulation.

My professional grounding rests on several pillars that I have built up step by step over the years. The starting point is my state qualification as a physiotherapist, with which I have gained clinical experience in clinics and practices since 2006. Building on that, I completed a five-year osteopathy training and am a BAO-certified osteopath.

Alongside that I completed a naturopathic training at the Paracelsus school in Leipzig and passed my Heilpraktiker exam at the public health office.

Because working with the youngest moves me most, I deliberately specialised in infant and paediatric osteopathy — including functional orthodontics for children, myofunctional therapy, kinesiotherapy as well as pregnancy and biodynamic osteopathy.

I also completed further training in hypnosis with a psychosomatic focus. Through meridian diagnostics with the PROGNOS® system I can make energetic connections in the body visible and tailor my treatment accordingly.

Added to this are further trainings in psychodynamic osteopathy, spagyric medicine and the treatment of shock trauma.