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KiMu – Kindermusiktherapie

KiMu – Kindermusiktherapie

2 locations2 doctors
kimu-wien.at
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About the practice

AIThis description was summarised by AI from the linked website. It was not written or checked by the practice.Automatically summarisedSource: kimu-wien.atAs of Jul 2026

KiMu – Kindermusiktherapie unterstützt Kinder im Alter von 2 bis 10 Jahren mit musikalisch-kreativen Mitteln in ihrer ganzheitlichen Entwicklung. Das Konzept setzt auf 2er-Settings, die die Vorteile von Einzel- und Gruppentherapien verbinden. Durch die Begleitung von zwei Kindern durch zwei Therapeutinnen können individuelle Bedürfnisse flexibel angesprochen werden, während gleichzeitig soziale Begegnungen und wertvolle soziale Kompetenzen gefördert werden. Die Therapie zielt darauf ab, Selbstvertrauen, emotionale Ausdrucksfähigkeit, soziale Kompetenzen und kognitive Fähigkeiten zu stärken.

Doctors2

Alena Pichler, MSc

Alena Pichler, MSc

Music Therapy

Services

Music Therapy Attention GroupMusic Therapy Social Competence Group
Maria Rank, MSc

Maria Rank, MSc

Music Therapy

Services

Music Therapy Attention GroupMusic Therapy Social Competence Group
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Last updated: 08/07/2026, 18:38

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  • kimu-wien.atThe clinic website · last checked on 08/07/2026

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