An informal offer for women before or after a hysterectomy or surgery involving the uterus.
the offer
This group provides a safe space for women before or after a hysterectomy or surgery involving the uterus.
It is not therapy, medical advice, or coaching.
The focus is on simply being present with experiences that are often overlooked: physical changes, emotional reactions, uncertainty, relief, grief, anger, ambivalence, or silence. Everything is welcome. Sharing is voluntary. Listening is just as welcome as silence.
The group meets in a calm and respectful environment. Everything that is said remains confidential. There is no judgment, no advice, and no pressure to talk about anything you are not ready to discuss.
This offer is an invitation: not to be alone with what this experience triggers - to be seen and heard in a safe space.
dates & registration
The group meets on the following Wednesday evenings at 7 pm in my practice rooms:
Schinkelstraße 7
22303 Hamburg-Winterhude
6. May 2026
20. May 2026
3. June 2026
10. June 2026
17. June 2026
1. July 20026
8. July 20026
22. July 20026
12. August 2026
19. August 2026
A short registration by email no later than Tuesday evening to thewomb@kathrina-hildebrandt.de helps me with planning and gives you the certainty that the evening will take place. Participation is free of charge!
If you have any questions or feel unsure, you are also welcome to reach out by email at any time.
You can also find current information on Instagram: @thewomb.hamburg
about me
I was fascinated by Japanese culture from an early age, so I decided to study business administration and Japanese studies. In 2008, I spent a year in Japan, working at Mitsubishi Fuso and deepening my language studies. But it wasn't just the language that captivated me - it was my encounter with traditional Japanese medicine that touched something inside me. This gentle, holistic healing method never left me alone.
Since 2008, I have been returning to Japan on a regular basis, spending long periods there and learning the art of acupuncture and traditional healing methods first hand. But my thirst for knowledge continued: in 2010, I began studying medicine, which initially led me into anesthesia. There, I realized that many patients with chronic pain often have only limited options available to them.
My work as a doctor in the hospital showed me that purely conservative or surgical treatments are not enough for many patients. Medications do not always work reliably or are associated with side effects, so that therapies are often discontinued. In addition, many people want an alternative to pharmaceutically manufactured preparations or want to reduce the use of medication. I respect this wish - and offer treatment approaches that go beyond conventional medicine.
So I opened my own practice for holistic pain therapy. My specialty: combining modern medicine with proven complementary methods, especially cannabis therapy and traditional Japanese medicine.
