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Mag. Veronika Pengg

Mag. Veronika Pengg

Tuina-Praktikerin
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Mag. Veronika Pengg ist Tuina-Praktikerin, medizinische Masseurin und Heilmasseurin. Sie hat eine 3-jährige Tuina-Ausbildung abgeschlossen und verfügt über ein Magisterstudium der Musik- und Bewegungspädagogik. Ihre Fortbildungen umfassen Cranio-Sacrale Therapie, Myofascial Release, somatische Faszientherapie und Kinder-Yoga. Sie behandelt ganzheitlich bei stressbedingten Störungen, akuten und chronischen Schmerzen des Bewegungsapparates, Wettkampfvorbereitung und Regeneration von Sportlern und Musikern sowie Begleitung während der Schwangerschaft und nach der Geburt. Sie bietet auch Manuelle Lymphdrainage, klassische Massage und Fußreflexzonenmassage an.

Services

Manual Lymph DrainageSupport during Pregnancy and After BirthClassical Massage & Foot Reflex Zone MassageCompetition Preparation and Recovery for Athletes & Musicians

Treatments

Tuina and Yoga for ChildrenHolistic Treatments for Stress-Related and Somatic Disorders

Conditions

Acute and Chronic Pain of the Musculoskeletal System
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Last updated: 05/10/2026, 11:11

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