Manuela Mueller-Code DHHP, HD(RHom.), DMH
Bio
Manuela researched alternatives to the conventional medical system in Germany as a result of allopathic treatment, where doctors were unable to identify the cause of her suffering. Experiencing the success of Naturopathic therapy, Manuela decided to study Naturopathic Medicine in 1989 for one year. Born and raised in a small city in Northern Germany, Manuela moved to the Frankfurt area, where she met her husband and immigrated to Canada in 1997.
While it took a few years to fully settle in the Ottawa Valley, Manuela remembers being aware of the fact that increasingly people around her were diagnosed with cancer, and she eventually lost a dear sister-in-law to lung cancer. Fearful of getting cancer herself and determined to help those fighting cancer, Manuela searched for alternatives, which would not only be able to effectively treat conditions like cancer and minimize the sufferings, but could also act preventatively.
Intrigued by the fundamentals of the Heilkunst system including its principles, science and deep understanding of cure, and grounded in the laws of nature, Manuela embarked on her studies with the Hahnemann College for Heilkunst in Ottawa and graduated in July 2004. Her own journey through Heilkunst treatment has taken an evolution beyond her expectations, and she enjoys living in the truth and making resonant choices within her life.
Manuela is a Doctor of Homeopathic Medicine HD(RHom.) with the National United Professional Association of Trained Homeopaths (NUPATH), and a Doctor of Medical Heilkunst DMH with the Canadian/International Heilkunst Association.
As an affiliate of the Hahnemann Clinic for Heilkunst in Manotick, she has established the first branch of the Hahnemann Clinic for Heilkunst in Arnprior serving the Ottawa Valley. The clinic is located in an old Arnprior landmark, the Kenwood Mills Building (see map). Arnprior is also known as the Town of two beautiful Rivers, the Ottawa and the Madawaska. It is located only 30 minutes West of Ottawa on Highway 17, and with its picturesque setting and beautiful charm is an attraction for everyone.
Along with her husband and their two lovely, fun and energetic boys as well as their Labrador Retriever, Manuela enjoys the Canadian country lifestyle in the valley.
Manuela holds dual citizenship, Canadian and German, and conducts consultations internationally in either language. Her personal vision is to help individuals find their full potential, empowering them to make choices and guiding them to enjoy a happy and healthy life.