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Sabine Kopf, MSc

Sabine Kopf, MSc

Physiotherapeutin
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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: sportordination.comAs of Sept 2026

Sabine Kopf, MSc, ist Physiotherapeutin (seit 2002), Sportphysiotherapeutin (seit 2007), Podotherapeutin (seit 2016) und Master of Science in Sportsphysiotherapy (Universität Salzburg, 2017). Ihre Masterthesis beschäftigte sich mit Laufen und Low Back Pain. Ihre Zusatzausbildungen umfassen Manuelle Therapie nach Maitland (Masterabschluss), Podotherapie, Spiraldynamik, Fußpathologien, FDM, myofasziales Release, Faszientraining und Faszienyoga, Koordinatives Training, Kinesio- und Meditaping, Funktionelle Bewegungslehre, Viscerale Therapie und Mikronährstoffkunde. Sie war am Sophienspital und im Zentrum für ambulante Rehabilitation tätig, ist seit 2010 selbstständig und seit 2013 im Team der Sportordination.

Diplomas & Certificates

MSc Sports PhysiotherapyPodiatrist

Services

PodiatryPhysiotherapyKinesio TapingMyofascial TherapySports PhysiotherapyTreatment of Jaw Joint Disorders

Treatments

FDMManual TherapyFascial TrainingVisceral Therapy
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