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Florian Stangl, MSc

Florian Stangl, MSc

Physiotherapy
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Florian Stangl, MSc, MMSc, ist Physiotherapeut mit Schwerpunkt auf ganzheitlicher Therapie und Salutogenese. Er studierte Physiotherapie und arbeitete anschließend in neurologischen Abteilungen. Seine Fortbildungen umfassen Neurophysiologie, Psychoneuroimmunologie und integrative Therapie. Er behandelt Patienten mit neurologischen Erkrankungen, Schmerzen und Bewegungseinschränkungen und unterstützt sie bei der Wiedererlangung von Beweglichkeit und Stabilität.

Diplomas & Certificates

Diploma in Personal Coaching and Psychosocial CounselingIntegrative Therapy according to ParacelsusCourse for Psychoneuroimmunology (aPNI)Manual Therapy (FOI)Manual Therapy (INOMT)Master Course NeurorehabilitationPsychotherapeutic Propedeutics (HoPP)Certificate Neurophysiological Treatment according to Bobath

Services

PhysiotherapyPsychoneuroimmunologyHolistic Therapy & Salutogenesis

Treatments

Holistic Spine and Joint Treatment

Conditions

Neurological Disorders
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Last updated: 16/10/2026, 09:51

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