Lifestyle medicine is one of the foundations of my work. Over the years, I have studied how our daily habits influence both physical and mental health—from nutrition, movement and sleep to stress, relationships and emotional wellbeing.

My goal is not simply to treat disease, but to help people understand the many factors that shape their health and to find realistic, sustainable ways to improve them.

The relationship between body and mind has fascinated me throughout my career. My training has focused on how breathing, emotions, attention and the nervous system influence our physical and mental health. These approaches combine modern science with practical techniques that can help improve resilience, reduce stress and support overall wellbeing.

Alongside my medical education, I completed several years of postgraduate training in classical homeopathy, both in Belgium and in the United Kingdom. This education has strengthened my ability to understand each patient as a whole, considering not only physical symptoms but also the broader context in which health and illness develop.

My work is built on a foundation of conventional medicine. I first trained as a physician and general practitioner at Ghent University before pursuing further education in lifestyle medicine, mind-body medicine and homeopathy.

I enjoy exploring emerging areas that may contribute to a broader understanding of health and physiology. While these fields are not central to my practice, they reflect my curiosity and commitment to lifelong learning.