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Paul Schuh

Paul Schuh

Physiotherapy
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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: physiotherapie-schuh.atAs of Oct 2026

Paul Schuh absolvierte 2004–2007 seine Ausbildung an der Akademie für Physiotherapie am AKH Linz und war anschließend als Physiotherapeut im Krankenhaus der Barmherzigen Brüder Linz mit Schwerpunkt Neurologie tätig. Er war von 2008 bis 2009 Studentenvertreter der Physiotherapie-Studenten und engagierte sich von 2009 bis 2011 im Beirat für Oberösterreich im Bundesverband Physio Austria. Seit 2008 ist er freiberuflich tätig und bietet eine breite Palette an physiotherapeutischen Behandlungen an, darunter manuelle Therapie, FDM, Triggerpunkttherapie und Meditaping. Seine Ausbildung umfasst auch spezielle Fortbildungen wie die Krebsakademie.

Diplomas & Certificates

Fascial Distortion Model (FDM) by TypaldosCancer AcademyMT Manual Therapy according to KaltenbornManual Therapy (Rehabilitation Course)MeditapingMyofascial Trigger Point Therapy (Module I and II)

Services

Medical Training TherapyMyofascial Trigger Point TherapyManual Therapy according to KaltenbornFascial Distortion Model (FDM) by Typaldos
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Last updated: 05/10/2026, 11:11

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  • physiotherapie-schuh.atThe clinic website · last checked on 13/07/2026
  • OffisyOnline appointment booking · availability last checked on 31/10/2026

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