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Renate Futterknecht

Renate Futterknecht

Physiotherapy
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Renate Futterknecht, geboren 1967 in Wien, arbeitete langjährig an der Universitätsklinik für Psychiatrie am AKH Wien. Sie ist ausgebildete Physiotherapeutin und Feldenkraislehrerin mit Zusatzqualifikationen in Tuina Massage, manueller Lymphdrainage, Craniosacraler Osteopathie sowie Kinesiotaping. Ihre therapeutische Arbeit umfasst individuelle Physiotherapie zur Lockerung von Muskelverspannungen, Verbesserung der Beweglichkeit und Erstellung von Heimtrainingsprogrammen. Zudem bietet sie Tuina- und Ohrreflexzonen-Therapie zur Schmerzbehandlung sowie die Feldenkrais-Methode zur Förderung der Körperwahrnehmung und Bewegungsqualität an.

Diplomas & Certificates

Craniosacral Osteopathy according to Dr. UpledgerFeldenkrais Professional Training Program Vienna I (1992–1995)KinesiotapingManual Lymph DrainageTuina Massage

Services

KinesiotapingPhysiotherapyTuina MassageIndividual Physiotherapy

Treatments

Feldenkrais MethodManual Lymph DrainageTuina and Ear Reflex Zone TherapyTraditional Chinese Acupuncture Massage
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Last updated: 05/10/2026, 11:11

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