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Institut für Beziehungscoaching

Institut für Beziehungscoaching

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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: beziehungscoaching.atAs of Sept 2026

Das Institut für Beziehungscoaching bietet präventive und therapeutische Begleitung für Einzelpersonen, Paare und Teams an. Es setzt auf existenzanalytische Ansätze und Logotherapie, um Beziehungen zu stärken und Krisen zu bewältigen. Die Arbeitsschwerpunkte umfassen präventive Psychotherapie, Paar- und Sexualtherapie sowie Mediation. Das Institut wurde 2002 gegründet und ist in Wien und Weyer vertreten. Die Praxis legt Wert auf präventive Maßnahmen und die Förderung von Selbstmanagement in Beziehungen.

Treatments

Forensic PsychotherapyPreventive PsychotherapyPsychohygiene/Psychosomatics

Doctors3

Mag.a Elisabeth Lindner

Mag.a Elisabeth Lindner

Psychotherapie (Verhaltenstherapie)

Services

Behavior TherapyExistential CrisesCouples and Sex TherapyPreventive PsychotherapyPsychohygiene/Psychosomatics
Dr. Kurt Wawra

Dr. Kurt Wawra

Psychotherapie und Beziehungscoaching

Services

Relapse PreventionBurn-out prophylaxisForensic PsychotherapyViolence in RelationshipsPreventive Psychotherapy to Avoid Criminal Behavior

Mag. Heidemarie Fritz

Psychotherapie und Beziehungscoaching

Services

Psychotherapy
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Last updated: 30/09/2026, 09:23

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