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Paul Zoklits MSc

Physiotherapy
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Paul Zoklits ist Physiotherapeut und Medizinischer Masseur mit einem Master of Science für Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy. Er bietet physiotherapeutische Behandlungen vor und nach Operationen, bei akuten und chronischen Beschwerden der Wirbelsäule, Gelenksbeschwerden, Spannungskopfschmerzen, Migräne, Kiefergelenksproblemen, sowie sportartspezifische Trainingstherapie und Triggerpunkt-Therapie an. Seine Behandlungsschwerpunkte umfassen auch Atemtherapie, Gang- und Gleichgewichtstraining sowie die Behandlung chronischer Schmerzsyndrome wie CRPS und Fibromyalgie.

Diplomas & Certificates

Bachelor of Rehabilitation Sciences and PhysiotherapyTherapeutic Masseur (Lymph Drainage, Taping, Connective Tissue Massage, Trigger Point)Master of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy – Option ‘Sports Physical Therapy’Medical Masseuse

Services

KinesiotapingJoint ComplaintsTrigger Point TherapyGait and Balance TrainingAcute and Chronic Spine DisordersPhysiotherapy before and after SurgerySports Physiotherapy for Injury or OveruseChronic Pain Syndromes (CRPS, Fibromyalgia)Prevention and Sport-specific Training TherapyBreathing Therapy (Relaxation and Muscle Training)Tension Headaches, Migraines, and Jaw Joint Problems
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