Discipline
Ayurvedic Medicine & Natural Medicine TEN
Title
Naturopath TEN, Naturopath Ayurveda Medicine
ZSR number
C227661
GLN number
7601002715294
Languages
German, English
Recognition
EMR, ASCA, EGK, VISANA, NVS
In practice since
2001
Thomas Stecher Sharma
Naturopath TEN, Naturopath Ayurveda Medicine
Bridge-builder between medical traditions: classical Ayurveda from Indian schooling, combined with Traditional European Natural Medicine (TEN). Integrative thinking, clear diagnostics, practical guidance.
Career Path
- 2009 — Diploma Naturopath Traditional European Natural Medicine (TEN), Nhk, Institut für integrative Naturheilkunde (Zürich/CH)
- Specialized in Dietetics, Detoxification Procedures, Hydrotherapy, Phytotherapy (Western)
- 2010–2012 — Various Panchakarma internships with Dr. Hans H. Rhyner (Teufen/CH, Graz/AT)
- 2011 — Founding member of Sanapurna Center (Zürich, CH)
- 2015 — Diploma in Ayurveda Therapy, European Academy for Ayurveda (Birstein/D)
- 2019 — MSc. in Ayurvedic Medicine, Middlesex University (London/GB) multi-year training and study residencies at P D Patel Ayurvedic Hospital (Nadiad/IND)
- Lecturer and speaker in complementary medicine training and events.
Specializations
Psychosomatic disorder
e.g., Chronic pain disorders, Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), Burnout syndrome / Stress-induced exhaustion, Depression with somatic symptoms, Cardiovascular somatoform autonomic dysfunction / Cardiac neurosis, Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) / Myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME)
Initial Assessment and Triage
Ayurvedic Fertility coaching
Panchakarma support
Holistic Lifecoaching
What matters to me in my work
"Ayurveda and Traditional European Natural Medicine share a fundamental view: illness arises from a loss of balance, and healing means restoring that balance. What differs is the language, the plants, the applications – but the underlying logic is closely related."
"In my practice I like working with both systems, depending on what fits the needs of the patient best. Some benefit from the precise constitutional assessment of Ayurveda, others from the familiar European plants and procedures of TEN. What matters to me: you understand what we do and why. Alternative-complementary medicine lives by clarity, not by mystique."