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Antistresszentrum

Antistresszentrum

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antistresszentrum.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: antistresszentrum.atAs of Sept 2026

Das Antistresszentrum in Wien ist auf Stressmanagement und Burnout-Prävention spezialisiert. Es bietet ganzheitliche Ansätze wie Hypnotherapie, Stresstests und Entspannungstraining. Das Team aus Dr. Karin Eichenbaum und Thomas Zimmermann arbeitet interdisziplinär, um individuelle Lösungen für Stressbetroffene zu entwickeln.

Services

Stress testHypnotherapyHRV MeasurementBurnout TreatmentQuick Stress TestRelaxation Training

Doctors2

General Medicine1

Dr.in Karin Eichenbaum

General Medicine

4.2(5)
Partial refund: ÖGK, SVS, BVAEB, KFA

Services

HomeopathyBach Flower TherapyNutritional MedicineOrthomolecular MedicineExaminations as independent expertsSystemic Individual/Couple/Family Counseling

Prevention and Health Promotion1

Thomas Zimmermann

Stressmanagement und Burnout-Prävention

Services

HRV MeasurementQuick Stress TestRelaxation TrainingLectures and SeminarsIndividual Consultation
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Last updated: 30/09/2026, 09:23

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