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Anneliese Raith

Anneliese Raith

Physiotherapy
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Anneliese Raith ist Physiotherapeutin mit langjähriger Erfahrung. Sie diplomierte 2000 am AKH Wien und war von 2000 bis 2012 am Universitätsklinikum Hochegg angestellt. Seit 2004 ist sie freiberuflich tätig. Ihr Schwerpunkt liegt in der Versorgung von prä- und postoperativen orthopädischen und neurologischen Patient:innen. Sie wendet Faszien-, Massage- und Bindegewebstechniken sowie präventive Physiotherapie an. Fortbildungen umfassen Spiraldynamik, PNF, Sportphysiotherapie und FDM.

Diplomas & Certificates

FDM (Fascial Distortion Model by Typaldos)PNF and Other Neurological TrainingsSpiral DynamicsSports Physiotherapy

Services

Preventive PhysiotherapyPre- and post-operative care for orthopedic patients

Treatments

Gait AnalysisSpiral DynamicsSports PhysiotherapyNeurological TreatmentsFascia Distortion Model by TypaldosFascial Training according to Rossmann ConceptPNF (Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation)Fascia, Massage and Connective Tissue TechniquesBirth Preparation and Recovery after Menne Heller
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Last updated: 16/10/2026, 11:35

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