Team
Florian Buchmueller, BAppSc, MOst, DO(NZ) – principal
(Registered German naturopath, Osteopath)
started his osteopathic training in 2002 at Unitec Institute of Technology, New Zealand. He graduated in 2007, with a Bachelor of Applied Science (BAppSc) and a Master of Osteopathy (MOst) – the highest qualification in New Zealand and Germany. Over the next 3 years, Florian followed his passion for paediatric and cranial osteopathy working at a children’s practice in Wellington and Whangarei, New Zealand. In 2010, Florian returned to Germany to study for and complete the qualification of Heilpraktiker (naturopath), so as to pursue a career in osteopathy in his home country.
Having trained in New Zealand, Florian is an english speaking osteopath, fully bilingual and able to practise without limitations in both English and German. He has experience with osteopathy in New Zealand, the UK and Germany. As well as treating adults, Florian has a particular interest and expertise working with babies and children. He has completed a 3 year qualification in paediatric osteopathy and assists in teaching paediatric osteopathy in Munich and Berlin.
Other specialities of Florian are: Osteopathy during and after pregnancy, osteopathy for women, osteopathy after surgery and craniosacral osteopathy.
Florian has a son (Otis) and a daughter (Poppy)
Memberships: Register of Traditional Osteopaths in Germany GmbH (ROD)
Eline Müller B.Sc.
(Registered German naturopath, Osteopath)
Even before starting my osteopathy studies, I began working with children and their families – a formative experience that gave me a deep understanding of people’s needs at various life stages.
Personalized Osteopathic Treatment
In my practice, I place great value on treating each person individually – from the very young to the elderly – with sensitivity and a holistic approach.
Core Focus Areas
- Women’s Health
- Craniosacral Therapy
- Fascial Work
I support individuals during times of physical and emotional transition – including pregnancy and birth, hormonal changes, or stress-related issues – always with empathy and mindfulness.
Horses as Therapeutic Partners
Another heartfelt aspect of my work is equine-assisted therapy. The subtle communication with horses and the unique human-animal connection have deepened my awareness of body language, emotional processes, and the balance between body and mind – beautifully complementing my osteopathic approach.
I look forward to supporting you and your family on your journey.
Richard Ziech
(Physiotherapist, Registered German Naturopath, Osteopath)
My name is Richard Ziech, and I completed my studies in osteopathy at the renowned Sutherland College. The comprehensive osteopathic training I received there significantly shaped my understanding of the complex interconnections within the human body. My goal is to activate the body’s self-healing abilities through targeted osteopathic treatment and to support my patients in achieving greater well-being in a holistic way.
My professional journey began with training as a physiotherapist. The practical experience I gained working with a variety of health conditions provided me with valuable insights that continue to enrich my osteopathic work today.
My work focuses in particular on sports osteopathy, geriatrics, and the osteopathic treatment of babies and children. In my daily practice, it is important to me to respond to each patient individually and to provide treatment tailored to their personal needs and life circumstances.
Working with people of all ages is especially fulfilling for me. It is very important to me to support you with empathy and on a personal level—and I look forward to assisting you with my osteopathic expertise.
I am a member of the Association of Osteopaths in Germany (VOD).
Reception
Elfriede Buchmüller
(Reception, Administration)
