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Christina Gsellmann

Christina Gsellmann

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: praxis-lebensbaum.atAs of Oct 2026

Christina Gsellmann ist Physiotherapeutin und Inhaberin der Praxis Lebensbaum. Sie schloss ihr Physiotherapie-Studium 2009 an der FH Joanneum Graz ab und machte sich 2012 selbstständig. Seit 2023 führt sie die Praxis Lebensbaum in Graz. Ihre Arbeit umfasst viszerale Therapie, klinische Psychoneuroimmunologie und ganzheitliche Behandlungen, die Körper, Geist und Seele verbinden. Sie beschäftigt sich auch mit gesunder Ernährung und Heilkräutern. Zu ihren Fortbildungen zählen Dr. Vodder Lymphdrainage, Mulligan Konzept, Wirbelsäulentherapie nach McKenzie, ISBT Bowentherapie, Nervenmobilisation, FOI, CRAFTA Kiefergelenksbehandlungen, 12-Energies Therapie, Akupunktieren ohne Nadel und Kpni.

Diplomas & Certificates

BSc in PhysiotherapyKPNI iA (Clinical Psychoneuroimmunology in Training)

Services

CraftaPain TherapyLymph DrainageManual TherapyOrthopedic physiotherapyGynecological PhysiotherapyStress and burnout prevention

Treatments

Visceral TherapyClinical Psychoneuroimmunology
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Last updated: 05/10/2026, 11:11

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