Kateřina Waldmann successfully completed her Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy at the Second Faculty of Medicine of Charles University in Prague in 2020, and subsequently earned her Master's degree in Physiotherapy from the Slovak Medical University in Bratislava.

Since 2020, Kateřina has been working as a physiotherapist in her private practice in Slaný, where she works with a wide range of patients — from newborns and children with developmental movement disorders to adults, athletes, and seniors. Kateřina is involved in the development and regular instruction of DNS group exercise programs for young athletes, such as hockey and football players, focusing on optimizing movement patterns and injury prevention. In addition, she leads DNS group exercise classes for the general public aimed at improving movement patterns and preventing chronic pain. She also conducts group exercise sessions for seniors, focusing on stability, mobility improvement, and supporting the overall quality of life of older patients. Kateřina also assists in group Iyengar yoga classes designed for patients with multiple sclerosis.

As part of her postgraduate education, she regularly attends professional courses that allow her to further develop her therapeutic skills. Completed courses include Visceral Manipulation, Iyengar Yoga in Rehabilitation, and a course in the diagnosis and therapy of functional musculoskeletal disorders. In 2024, she successfully completed training in the application of Vojta developmental kinesiology focused on motor disorders in children. Since 2026, she has also been continuing her education in the field of Pilates and is preparing for certification as a Pilates instructor.