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Margit Weidinger, MSc.

Margit Weidinger, MSc.

Physiotherapie, Neuroorthopädie, Schroth-Therapie
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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: zmpt.atAs of Oct 2026

Margit Weidinger, MSc., ist Physiotherapeutin mit einem Master in Neuroorthopädie und Disability Management. Sie hat über 30 Jahre Berufserfahrung in der Physiotherapie, darunter Stationen im AKH Linz und an der Akademie für Physiotherapie. Margit Weidinger ist spezialisiert auf die Behandlung von Skoliosen, Ganganalyse und Sturzprävention. Sie bietet Schroth-Therapie, Gangschulung nach Götz-Neumann und Kinesiotaping an. Zudem ist sie als Lehrbeauftragte an der Fachhochschule Gesundheitsberufe OÖ tätig und engagiert sich in der Fortbildung und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit.

Diplomas & Certificates

Manual Therapy Kaltenborn/EvjenthMaster of Science in Neuroorthopedics / Disability ManagementPNF CertificateSchroth Therapist

Services

KinesiotapingSchroth TherapyTrigger Point TherapyGait Analysis and Gait TrainingFall Prevention and Balance Training
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Last updated: 05/10/2026, 11:11

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  • zmpt.atThe clinic website · last checked on 16/07/2026

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