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Mag. Stephanie Schwab

Mag. Stephanie Schwab

Kinder-, Jugend- und Familienpsychologie
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Mag. Stephanie Schwab ist Klinische Psychologin mit Schwerpunkt Kinder-, Jugend- und Familienpsychologie sowie Gesundheitspsychologin und Elementarpädagogin. Sie bietet klinisch-psychologische Behandlung und Beratung für Kinder, Jugendliche, junge Erwachsene und Eltern. Ihre Methoden umfassen Traumabehandlung (PITT, Brainspotting), Klinisch Orientierte Psychomotorik und Breema-Körperarbeit. Sie hat Erfahrung in freier Praxis, Integrativer Zusatzbetreuung und aufsuchender Familienarbeit.

Diplomas & Certificates

Brainspotting (Brainspotting Austria)Breema BodyworkClinically Oriented Psychomotor Therapy (after Farouk Bouachba)Psychodynamic Imaginative Trauma Therapy according to Luise Reddemann (PITT)

Services

Parent Counseling and Coaching

Treatments

Trauma Treatment (PITT, Brainspotting)Clinical Psychological Treatment for Children, Adolescents and Young Adults
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Last updated: 05/10/2026, 11:11

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