[2][3] She also runs a text design office and works as a marketing specialist for the electronic cigarette company Happy-Smoke, owned by her family.

[4] Indermaur, who suffered from depression, began attending therapy with Denise Hürlimann, a trained psycho-oncologist and psychotherapist, after her husband was diagnosed with stomach cancer.

[5][6][7] After years of treatment with Hürlimann, Indermaur began recommending therapy to friends and colleagues.

[2] Indermaur and Hürlimann decided to co-write a book about their experiences working together as a therapist and patient in psychotherapy, which was published in 2019.

[2][11] She splits her time between homes in Obfelden, Switzerland, and Bonita Springs, Florida.