A place that thinks about health holistically.
Physiotherapy, osteopathy, midwifery support, counselling, courses & events. For FLINTA* in Berlin-Kreuzberg.
We are unë
A place where specialized healthcare and real community come together. Our team includes physiotherapists, midwives, osteopaths, counselors, and coaches, each with their own focus, all in conversation with one another.
Our offerings are specifically geared toward the health and needs of FLINTA* (women, lesbian, intersex, non-binary, trans, and agender people). As a space, we see ourselves as open to all genders: masculinities, fathers, partners, and companions are warmly welcome with us.
How we support you
Physical discomfort, hormonal changes, emotional transitions: here you will find support that truly fits you.
Multidisciplinary Approach
At unë, we support you holistically, with specialized offerings in physiotherapy, midwifery, osteopathy, and counseling.
Courses & Group Offerings
From pelvic floor and postpartum recovery to birth preparation and strength training. At unë you'll find courses and group offerings that support you through different life stages. In small groups, with experienced practitioners.
Partners at unë
The unë space is home to a network of independent experts specialising in different areas of health, from pregnancy and birth, pelvic floor and hormones, to psychosocial support. Together we share knowledge, exchange professional insights and learn from one another. Always with the goal of providing the best possible care for those who come to us.
When do you feel strongest in your body?
"When I play basketball for the first time in 7 years and can run from hoop to hoop without any pain. When I demonstrate push-ups in class and can keep talking while doing so. When I handle two crying children on my own and manage not to cry myself."
A sentence about FLINTA* health that you do NOT want to hear anymore?
"It's your own fault that you feel this way"Our system makes things extremely difficult for FLINTA*: few studies, limited information, and many obstacles. That is exactly what I want to change, so that women have real opportunities to inform themselves and make their own decisions.
