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Karin Brandl-Neudorfer

Karin Brandl-Neudorfer

Physiotherapy
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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: physiobalance-physiotherapie.atAs of Oct 2026

Karin Brandl-Neudorfer ist seit 2003 freiberuflich als Physiotherapeutin in Salzburg tätig und gründete 2003 die Praxis PhysioBalance. 2017 eröffnete sie den Standort Salzburg-Aigen. Ihre Ausbildung umfasst die Akademie für Physiotherapie in Steyr, eine Osteopathieausbildung am Deutschen Osteopathie Kolleg (2003–2008), eine TCM-Ausbildung bei Dr. Florian Ploberger (2009–2012) sowie zahlreiche Fortbildungen in Kinderosteopathie, Babytherapie, CMD, NABI-Therapie, Traumatherapie und HypnoBirthing. Sie ist Wahltherapeutin aller Kassen außer ÖGK und Vertragspartnerin der ÖGK. Zu ihren Schwerpunkten zählen Physiotherapie, Osteopathie, Cranio-sacrale Therapie, Kinderosteopathie, Kiefergelenksbehandlungen (CMD), HypnoBirthing, Traditionelle Chinesische Medizin (TCM), Akupunktmassage (APM) und Ohrakupunktmassage (OAM).

Services

Osteopath D.O.PhysiotherapistPediatric OsteopathCranio-Sacral TherapistCMD Jaw Joint TreatmentsAPM (Acupuncture Massage)HypnoBirthing Seminar LeaderOAM (Ear Acupuncture Massage)TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine)Pre- and Perinatal Trauma Resolution
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