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Karin Gruber

Karin Gruber

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: physiotherapie20.atAs of Oct 2026

Karin Gruber ist eine erfahrene Physiotherapeutin mit einem Diplom von der Akademie für Physiotherapie am AKH Wien. Sie hat sich auf die Behandlung orthopädischer und traumatologischer Patienten spezialisiert und bietet eine breite Palette an physiotherapeutischen Techniken an. Karin Gruber ist seit 2004 selbstständig tätig und gründete 2008 gemeinsam mit Natascha Petersch die Praxis Physiotherapie 20 in Wien. Ihre Methoden umfassen klassische Physiotherapie, Skoliosetherapie nach Schroth, Spiraldynamik®, Faszientraining, AORT, Bandscheibenrehabilitation und Podotherapie.

Services

PodiatryOrthopedicsTrauma SurgeryPelvic Floor Training

Treatments

AORTManual TherapyK-Active TapingSpiraldynamics®Fascial TrainingVisceral TherapySports PhysiotherapyTrigger Point TherapyMaitland Manual TherapyPostoperative TreatmentsFunctional Movement TheoryCranio Sacral Osteopathy (CSO)Scoliosis Therapy according to SchrothScoliosis Treatment (according to Schroth)Manual Lymph Drainage according to Dr. Földi

Conditions

Spinal Disorders
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Last updated: 16/10/2026, 11:35

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