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Mag. Gudrun Dietrich

Mag. Gudrun Dietrich

Psychotherapie & Pferdegestützte Therapie
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Gudrun Dietrich ist eine erfahrene Physiotherapeutin mit Schwerpunkt auf Sportphysiotherapie und Lauftraining. Sie bietet individuelle Therapien zur Behandlung von Schmerzen und Bewegungsstörungen, insbesondere bei Sportlern und Läufern. Ihre Expertise umfasst Triggerpunkttherapie, Dry Needling, funktionelles Krafttraining und Laufstilberatung. Gudrun Dietrich ist besonders auf die Prävention und Rehabilitation von Verletzungen spezialisiert und unterstützt ihre Patienten durch gezielte Trainingsanleitungen und Selbsthilfetechniken.

Diplomas & Certificates

Hospice Training

Services

Equine TherapyEquine-Assisted TherapySystemic Family TherapyPsychotherapy for ChildrenRiding Lessons for BeginnersEquine-Assisted PsychotherapyChildren's Birthdays with Pony Riding
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Last updated: 16/10/2026, 11:35

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