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Helene Jakl

Osteopathie, Kinderosteopathie, Physiotherapie
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Helene Jakl ist eine Physiotherapeutin und Osteopathin mit einer ganzheitlichen Herangehensweise an die Gesundheit. Ihre Neugierde für den menschlichen Körper und ihre Leidenschaft für Medizin und Bewegung führten sie zu diesen Berufen. Sie sammelte wertvolle Erfahrungen im klinischen Alltag in Wien, unter anderem im AKH, Sophienspital und in der Confraternität. Seit 2008 betreibt sie ihre eigene Praxis. Ihre Arbeit basiert auf der ganzheitlichen Erfassung des Menschen und der Begegnung mit Achtsamkeit und Wertschätzung. Sie absolvierte ihre Ausbildung zur Physiotherapeutin am AKH Wien (1998–2001) und zur Osteopathin an der Wiener Schule für Osteopathie (2002–2008). Zudem spezialisierte sie sich auf Kinderosteopathie am Osteopathischen Zentrum für Kinder Wien seit 2012. Ihre Fortbildungen umfassen Biodynamische Cranialosteopathie, Embryologie, Narbenentstörung, Glanduläre Dysfunktionen, Ohrakupunktbehandlung und das FDM Fasziendistorsionsmodell. Sie ist Mitglied der Österreichischen Gesellschaft für Osteopathie (OEGO) und des Bundesverbandes der PhysiotherapeutInnen Österreichs (Physioaustria).

Diplomas & Certificates

OEGO (Austrian Society for Osteopathy)Physioaustria (Federal Association of Physiotherapists in Austria)

Services

OsteopathyPhysiotherapyPediatric OsteopathyPrevention of Postural DamagePreservation and Restoration of MobilityConsultation on Ergonomic Design of Work or School Space

Treatments

ProphylaxisManual TherapyScar TreatmentShock processingTraining TherapyWorkplace ErgonomicsGait and Balance TrainingPosture and Back TrainingFunctional Movement ExercisesIndividual Exercises for HomeHip and Knee Joint ReplacementBreathing and Relaxation TechniquesTreatment After Accidents and SurgeriesTreatment after falls and accidents in childrenTreatment of Acute and Chronic Musculoskeletal Complaints

Conditions

TiltsRefluxSprainsTensionTinglingTinnitusBack PainDizzinessHeadachesHeartburnScoliosisFlatulenceJoint PainTorticollisConstipationHip ProblemsIncontinenceStomach PainDisc ProblemsPanic AttacksScar problemsSciatica PainRadiating PainSleep DisordersFoot DeformitiesHead AsymmetriesNerve IrritationsThree-Month ColicWhiplash SyndromeInner RestlessnessJaw Joint ProblemsNeck and Back PainMenstrual DisordersPostural WeaknessesSwallowing DisordersHeadaches in ChildrenSinusitis in ChildrenBronchitis in ChildrenCarpal Tunnel SyndromePostural AbnormalitiesConstipation in ChildrenLigament and Tendon TearsNumbness in Arms and LegsHyperextension of the HeadSleep Disorders in ChildrenExcessive crying in childrenVision Disorders in ChildrenDigestive Disorders in ChildrenUnfulfilled Desire for ChildrenInsecurity in Movement SequencesFeeling of tightness in the chestRecurrent Urinary Tract InfectionsTension and Restlessness in ChildrenUrinary Tract Infections in ChildrenTooth and Jaw Misalignments in ChildrenChronic Middle Ear Infections in ChildrenBelching and Increased Spitting in ChildrenSucking and Drinking Weaknesses in ChildrenChronic Sinusitis and Middle Ear InflammationAttention and Concentration Difficulties in ChildrenRecurrent Infections and Respiratory Diseases in Children
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