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Mag. Klara Haselböck

Mag. Klara Haselböck

Craniosacrale Behandlung
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Mag. Klara Haselböck hat Psychologie studiert und in der Schulpsychologie gearbeitet, bevor sie eine Ausbildung in craniosacraler Behandlung absolvierte. Sie bietet diese ganzheitliche, tiefwirkende Methode Kindern und Erwachsenen an, bei der über sanfte Berührungen Blockaden gelöst und die Selbstheilungskräfte aktiviert werden. Zusätzlich ist sie als Musiklehrerin tätig und hat Ausbildungen in Gewaltfreier Kommunikation, Achtsamkeitstraining, Yoga und Meditation absolviert, die sie in ihre Arbeit integriert.

Services

Craniosacral Treatment

Treatments

Pain ReliefImmune System StrengtheningPromotion of General Well-Being

Conditions

TinnitusDisc ProblemsPsychosomatic ComplaintsTension and Pain of All KindsDuring dental and jaw regulationHead, Neck, Back, and Joint PainPost-Accidents, Falls and SurgeriesCoping with difficult life situationsIrritable Bowel and Digestive ProblemsConcentration and Learning DifficultiesStress, anxiety, worries, sleep disorders
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Last updated: 05/10/2026, 11:11

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