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Karin Mügge, MSc., D.O., M.A.

Karin Mügge, MSc., D.O., M.A.

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Karin Mügge ist Osteopathin (D.O.) und (Sport)-Physiotherapeutin. Sie absolvierte den Bachelor of Physiotherapy an der Academy Thiem Van der Laan (1990) sowie einen M.A. in Physiotherapy mit Schwerpunkt Manipulation an der University of South Australia (2002). Ihre osteopathische Ausbildung erfolgte an der Wiener Schule für Osteopathie (WSO, 2004–2009) und im Masterlehrgang Osteopathie an der Donau Universität Krems (2011–2015). Sie verfügt über umfangreiche Fortbildungen im Fasziendistorsionsmodell (FDM), Fascial Manipulation, Myofascial Taping sowie in der osteopathischen Behandlung gynäkologischer und urogenitaler Beschwerden. Zudem war sie als Coach am Athletic Sports Injury Center in Irvine, USA, tätig.

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OsteopathyDry NeedlingPhysiotherapyFascial Distortion Model (FDM)
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  • gesundheitswerk.atThe practice website · last checked on 09/07/2026
  • wso.atPublic register of doctors · last checked on 09/07/2026

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