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Elisabeth Auer

Elisabeth Auer

Physiotherapeutin
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AIThis description was summarised by AI from the linked website. It was not written or checked by the person on this profile.Automatically summarisedSource: kinemedic.atAs of Sept 2026

Elisabeth Auer ist Physiotherapeutin bei Kinemedic (seit 2021) und seit 2003 selbstständig in verschiedenen Praxen in Wien tätig. Ihre Ausbildung zur Physiotherapeutin absolvierte sie an der Akademie für Physiotherapie am Kaiser Franz Josef Spital (1991–1994). Sie hat sich auf die ganzheitliche Therapie von Frauen spezialisiert, insbesondere auf Physiotherapie für Beckenboden, Becken, Schwangerschaft, Geburt und Sexualität. Sie ist Craniosacral-Therapeutin nach Upledger, Bowen-Therapeutin, und bietet vaginale Palpation an. Fortbildungen umfassen ICE Breaker – vaginale Techniken, Manualtherapie Maitland und Mulligan, Kinesio-Taping, Funktionelle Bewegungslehre, Ohrakupunktmassage und Ganganalyse.

Services

Vaginal Palpation

Treatments

Pain TherapyBowen TherapyManual TherapyCraniosacral TherapyTrigger Point Therapy
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Last updated: 30/09/2026, 09:23

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  • kinemedic.atThe clinic website · last checked on 31/07/2026
  • MobiMedOnline appointment booking · availability last checked on 02/11/2026

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