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Zentrum für Osteopathie und Physiotherapie (ZOP)

Zentrum für Osteopathie und Physiotherapie (ZOP)

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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: zop-salzburg.atAs of Sept 2026

Das Zentrum für Osteopathie und Physiotherapie (ZOP) in Salzburg ist eine Praxisgemeinschaft freiberuflicher PhysiotherapeutInnen und Sportwissenschafter, die ein umfassendes Therapieangebot mit ganzheitlichem Ansatz bietet. Das interdisziplinäre Team legt Wert auf individuelle Behandlungspläne und arbeitet nach neuesten wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnissen. Die Praxis zeichnet sich durch langjährige Erfahrung, Professionalität und Herzlichkeit aus.

Services

OsteopathyDry NeedlingPhysiotherapyTraining TherapyPersonal CoachingCraniosacral TherapyPediatric OsteopathyPelvic Floor TherapyLymphdrainage / MassagePediatric PhysiotherapyFunctional MyodiagnosticsCraniosacral Psychodynamics (CSP)NARM (Neuroaffective Relational Model)Ultraschalluntersuchung (Weichteile / Gelenke)

Google Reviews

4.6(11)

AI Summary

Feedback for the Centre for Osteopathy and Physiotherapy is predominantly positive. Short-notice appointments are appreciated, staff are described as very friendly, attentive and approachable, and the therapeutic work is often praised as professional and competent. There is isolated criticism regarding billing and obtaining invoices; negative comments about waiting times are rare.

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Doctors9

Services

NARMOsteopathyPhysiotherapyPelvic Floor TherapyCraniosacral Psychodynamics (CSP)

Services

PhysiotherapyMusician HealthVisceral TherapyPelvic Floor Therapy
Thomas Janeschitz

Thomas Janeschitz

Physiotherapy

Services

OsteopathyPhysiotherapyManual TherapyCraniosacral Psychodynamics (CSP)
Julia Kandler, BSc

Julia Kandler, BSc

Physiotherapy

Services

PNFOsteopathyPhysiotherapySpiral DynamicsCMD Jaw Joint TherapyMyofascial Techniques

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NARMYogaPilatesPhysiotherapyVisceral TherapyNeurological TherapyCraniosacral BiodynamicsCraniosacral Psychodynamics (CSP)Movement Analysis according to Laban
Benjamin Schachtner

Benjamin Schachtner

Physiotherapy

Services

OsteopathyDry NeedlingPhysiotherapyFunctional Myodiagnostics

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OsteopathyPhysiotherapyPelvic Floor Therapy

Services

Qi GongOsteopathyPhysiotherapySports Science Counseling
Bettina Wirrer

Bettina Wirrer

Physiotherapie und Osteopathie

Services

OsteopathyTorticollisRota TherapyPhysiotherapyHyperextensionPreventive WorkPostural WeaknessRheumatic DiseasesPediatric OsteopathyChildren Bobath TherapyPediatric PhysiotherapyAsymmetry / Skull AsymmetryDigestive Disorders, ColicsParent Support and CounselingCheck-up of Newborns and BabiesDeviations in Motor DevelopmentBalance Disorders, Motor ClumsinessClarification or report preparationDecreased or Increased Muscle TensionPhysiotherapy & Osteopathy for Young & OldNeurological Diseases (Acquired/Congenital)Treatment of tensions and blockages in infantsOrthopedic Problems (e.g. Clubfoot, Congenital Hip Deformities)
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Last updated: 30/09/2026, 09:23

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