Schnelltermin
Harald Beiglböck

Harald Beiglböck

Physiotherapy
Are you Harald Beiglböck? Edit details, see analytics, activate free online bookingClaim profile

About

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

Harald Beiglböck ist Physiotherapeut mit ganzheitlichem Ansatz. Er behandelt drinnen und draußen, im Wald. Seine Fachgebiete umfassen Prävention, Orthopädie, Traumatologie, Rehabilitation, Psychosomatik, Onkologie, chronische Schmerzen und das vegetative Nervensystem. Methodische Schwerpunkte sind Mobilisation nervaler Strukturen nach Dierlmeier, Manuelle Therapie nach Mulligan, FDM nach Typaldos, Integrative Faszientherapie, Fußreflexzonenbehandlung, Bindegewebsmassage, Lymphdrainage, Kinesiotaping, Cranio-Sacral Behandlung, Breathwork und Havening Technique.

Services

PreventionRehabilitationRelaxation Training in Nature/Forest

Treatments

BreathworkKinesiotapingLymph DrainageHavening TechniqueCraniosacral TreatmentConnective Tissue MassageFoot Reflex Zone TreatmentIntegrative Fascial TherapyFascial Distortion Model by TypaldosManual therapy according to MulliganMobilization of neural structures (Dierlmeier concept)

Conditions

OncologyOrthopedicsVegetativumChronic PainTraumatologyPsychosomatics
Where does the information in this profile come from?

Schnelltermin compiled this profile from publicly available professional information. Doctors do not have to register with Schnelltermin for it to exist.

Last updated: 18/07/2026, 20:15

Sources used

We do not store profile photos: your browser loads the image directly from the source. If it is deleted or replaced there, it is no longer shown on Schnelltermin either. The exception is an image uploaded in the Arzt-Portal, which we do store.

Schnelltermin processes publicly available professional information so that patients can search for and compare suitable doctors. We base this processing on legitimate interests under Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR.

The Austrian Supreme Court has also considered doctor platforms and the processing of publicly available professional data about doctors, recognising that the information interests of patients and the public can constitute a legitimate interest within the required balancing of interests.