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Mag. Nina Steininger

Mag. Nina Steininger

Psychotherapeutin
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About

Mag. Nina Steininger – Psychotherapeutin in 1010 Wien Mag. Nina Steininger ist eingetragene Psychotherapeutin mit eigener Praxis im 1. Wiener Bezirk. Sie bietet Psychotherapie, psychotherapeutische Beratung und Selbsterfahrung an. Ihr Schwerpunkt liegt in der Begleitung von Menschen in psychisch belastenden Lebenssituationen sowie in der Förderung der psychischen Gesundheit und persönlichen Entwicklung.

Diplomas & Certificates

Concentrative Movement Therapy (CMT)Psychoanalytically-psychodynamic psychotherapistPsychotherapist (Psychoanalytic-Psychodynamic Therapy)Trauma Therapist

Services

ConsultationPsychotherapySelf-ExperienceAnxiety and Panic AttacksDepth-Psychologically Based Psychotherapy

Treatments

Trauma TherapyBurnout PreventionCouples and Family TherapyExhaustion, Stress, BurnoutReduce Depressions, Compulsions and Fears

Conditions

BurnoutDepressionsPsychosomatic ComplaintsAnxiety and Panic Disorders

Google Reviews

5.0(2)

AI Summary

The feedback describes a calm, professional and reliable approach, along with a pleasant practice atmosphere and central location. Professional competence and respectful communication are highlighted positively. The feedback contains no specific comments on waiting times or staff friendliness.

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

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