Annette Müller Becomes Founding Ambassador of the World Health Forum
A Voice for a New Culture of Health
On March 19, 2026, the World Health Forum (WGF) will open its doors for the first time at the Jochen Schweizer Arena near Munich. Within an international network of physicians, scientists, entrepreneurs, and visionaries, Annette Müller will participate as a Founding Ambassador of the WGF.
Her appointment highlights a figure who has been working for many years at an important intersection in the global health conversation: building bridges between energetic healing, prevention, and modern medicine.
Working at the Intersection of Two Worlds
Annette Müller is the founder of the International School of Healing Arts – École San Esprit, an educational platform dedicated to the study of healing, consciousness, and personal health awareness.
Her work deliberately operates at a boundary that has long been considered difficult to cross: the boundary between conventional medicine and energetic healing approaches.
While many discussions in healthcare remain divided between purely medical perspectives and alternative models, Müller follows a different path.
Her focus is on creating dialogue.
She seeks to bring together practical healing experience, personal transformation processes, and scientific perspectives into a shared conversation about health and healing.
In 2019, Annette Müller was recognized for her work in building bridges between energetic healing and conventional medical perspectives, acknowledging her role as a mediator between different cultures of health.
The International School of Healing Arts
Through the International School of Healing Arts, Annette Müller has created a space where people can explore health from a broader perspective.
The school views healing not only as a medical process but also as a process of personal awareness and inner development.
Central questions explored in this work include:
- What role does consciousness play in healing processes?
- How do self-healing capacities emerge in human beings?
- How can prevention become a lived attitude toward life?
Over the years, this work has developed into an international network of people interested in holistic health education and personal responsibility for well-being.
The World Health Forum: A Platform for New Perspectives
The World Health Forum (WGF) is designed as an international platform bringing together leading figures from:
- medicine
- science
- technology
- prevention research
- health innovation
The goal is to explore how health can be understood and shaped in the 21st century.
The vision of the WGF draws inspiration from the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion, adopted by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 1986. This historic declaration introduced a broader definition of health, emphasizing that health is not simply the absence of disease.
Instead, health was defined as:
a resource for everyday life.
The World Health Forum continues this idea by emphasizing a shift in perspective:
Health should not only be treated when it is lost —
it should be consciously cultivated and sustained.
A Network of International Experts
The forum brings together well-known voices from medicine and research, including:
- Dr. Ellis E. Huber, former President of the Berlin Medical Association
- Prof. Dr. Dr. Christian Schubert, pioneer in psychoneuroimmunology
- Dr. med. Kurt Mosetter, expert in lifestyle medicine
- Prof. Dr. Hartmut Schröder, specialist in communication and cultural studies
The event also receives international attention through contributions from representatives connected with organizations such as the UNESCO Chair, the Club of Rome, and institutions engaged in global health dialogue.
The Role of Founding Ambassadors
The Founding Ambassadors of the World Health Forum form a small group of individuals who help shape the vision and direction of the forum from the beginning.
Their role includes:
- connecting people, initiatives, and institutions
- promoting health literacy and awareness
- supporting innovative health projects
- strengthening international collaboration in health promotion
As ambassadors, they act as multipliers of a new culture of health.
Bridging Healing and Global Health Dialogue
For Annette Müller, this appointment represents more than a symbolic role.
It creates an opportunity to bring insights from practical healing work into a broader international conversation about prevention, consciousness, and human health.
In this way, her work connects two important dimensions:
- direct experience in healing and personal transformation
- the global discussion about the future of healthcare
The Beginning of a Global Conversation
The World Health Forum is not intended as a single event but as the starting point of an ongoing initiative.
Across the world, researchers and health professionals increasingly recognize that sustainable health cannot be achieved by medicine alone. It requires a broader perspective that includes lifestyle, environment, prevention, social context, and human awareness.
Annette Müller has been working at exactly this intersection for many years.
Her appointment as a Founding Ambassador of the World Health Forum reflects a growing international interest in expanding the conversation about how health can be understood, supported, and developed in the future.
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