BSc. Michaela Rentsch

Physiotherapy

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Michaela Rentsch ist Physiotherapeutin mit Schwerpunkten in der Sportphysiotherapie, posttraumatischen Rehabilitation und Kinderphysiotherapie. Nach ihrem Bachelorstudium in der Schweiz sammelte sie umfassende Erfahrung im orthopädischen, geriatrischen und pädiatrischen Bereich. Durch zahlreiche Fortbildungen – unter anderem in Manueller Therapie und Clinical Pilates – verbindet sie fundiertes Fachwissen mit einem ganzheitlichen Therapieansatz. Die Kombination aus der Wirbelsäulentherapie nach McKenzie und Clinical Pilates ermöglicht eine gezielte, funktionelle Regeneration bei Rückenbeschwerden.

Diplomas & Certificates

APPI Clinical MatworkFunctional Anatomy on SpecimenLymphological PhysiotherapyMcKenzie Part ARecognizing Red Flags

Services

Manual TherapyGeneral PhysiotherapyPost-Traumatic Rehabilitation

Treatments

Clinical PilatesSpinal Therapy according to McKenzie

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Last updated: 05/10/2026, 11:11

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physiotherapie-andrukonis.atThe clinic website · last checked on 07/07/2026
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