Prof. Dr Dietrich Grönemeyer strengthens the (mental) health of your employees – and thus the performance of your company. With his lectures, he conveys the competence to take (co)responsibility for one’s own health, to interpret body signals correctly and to deal with one’s own resources more consciously.

Because if you understand how nature, nutrition, posture and exercise belong together and can counteract illnesses, you are investing in performance and quality of life.

Dietrich Grönemeyer is an enthusiastic and inspiring speaker. For seven years he hosted his own health TV programme on ZDF. As a scientist, entrepreneur, author and visionary, he is as much in demand as he is appreciated on talk shows and at congresses.

Lecture topics Dietrich Grönemeyer

• World Medicine: Medicine and the Art of Healing – Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
• Natural medicine and orthodox medicine: Healing by combination and not by separation
• Fit to 100: Longevity – A question of posture
• Back: The cross with the cross – the back is more than just a body part
• There is only one world for all – environment, climate, water and our immune system
• The future of health care and medicine

Dietrich Grönemeyer is considered the “father” of microtherapy due to the combination and further development of interventional radiology, endoscopy and pain therapy. He has held guest professorships at the Havard Medical School in Boston (USA), among others. In addition, he made a name for himself as an author of scientific writings and books.

Longevity: the path to a healthy, long life

In today’s fast-paced world, the pursuit of a long, healthy life is more relevant than ever. Longevity is not just a question of genetics, but also of lifestyle. Dietrich Grönemeyer sheds light on how a combination of a healthy diet, adequate sleep, regular exercise, mental health and the influence of thought leaders can help maximize lifespan while improving quality of life.

The perception of medicine and health in society as well as an undogmatic cooperation of the most diverse disciplines, such as high-tech, orthodox medicine and naturopathy for the benefit of the patient, are the topics Prof. Dr. Dietrich Grönemeyer passionately advocates in his publications and lectures. Even against critics.

“If you want to drive innovation, you need broad shoulders.”

Scientist, entrepreneur & visionary

For decades, he has been wholeheartedly committed to creating greater awareness of the issue of health and how we use our individual resources. He advocates the introduction of health education in schools. And for that, he is a regular guest speaker at the “Children’s Universities”, with lectures such as “The soul, our “coolest body part”. In his opinion, children should already be introduced to the topic of health and the body at home, kindergarten and school. His book “Der kleine Medicus” (The Little Medicus), which gave rise to the health musical and the cinema film of the same name, illustrates the complexity and achievements of the body in a child-friendly way in a journey through the body.

“There is only one world for everyone!”

Prof. Dr. Dietrich Grönemeyer, born in 1952, is a specialist in radiology. He studied Romance languages and sinology in Bochum and medicine in Kiel. He has held the Chair of Radiology and Microtherapy since 1996. Since 1997 he has been head of the Grönemeyer Institute for Microtherapy on the grounds of the Ruhr University Bochum. “The nation’s family doctor” established the Dietrich Grönemeyer Foundation in 2007, which promotes health education in schools and trains pupils to become health ambassadors.

Since 2012, Grönemeyer has been chairman of the Wissenschaftsforum Ruhr e.V. and the forum’s representative on the North Rhine-Westphalia state board of trustees of the Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft. Since September 2013, he has been Professor of Health Economics at Steinbeis University Berlin. He is also director of the Steinbeis Transfer Institute in Bochum. From 2012 to 2019, he hosted his own TV show “Dietrich Grönemeyer – Leben ist mehr!”, which was broadcast on ZDF.