Welcome to Therapiemaly,
a Clinic for Physiotherapy, Osteopathy, and the
Fascial Distortion Model (FDM) / Typaldos Method.

Is there pain or restricted movement that you have to live with permanently? That just won't go away?
Extremely rare. It is my job as a physiotherapist and osteopath to work with you to find a way, and it usually works.
I look forward to taking on this challenge with you.

News:

May 2nd, 2023:

The FFP2-mask-requirement in the health sector has been lifted since the beginning of may.

You can wash your hands in the restroom and there is the possibility to disinfect your hands in the waiting room.

I ventilate as often as possible and how the temperatures allow.
I also have an air purification device in operation.
You have still any questions? Than call me at +43 (0)699 12294774 or send me an email.

January 23rd, 2023:

Open on Saturdays from January 2023!
(except July and August)

Dear patients!

Since this week I am also available for appointments on Saturdays.
Maby you don't have much time during the week and you don't want to rush to therapy before or after work.
Now you can also have your physiotherapeutic or osteopathic treatment with me on Saturdays, in peace and without time pressure.

I look forward to meeting you.

Please don't forget that in the health sector, including my practice, FFP2 masks are still mandatory.

You can wash your hands in the restroom and there is the possibility to disinfect your hands in the waiting room.

I ventilate as often as possible and how the temperatures allow.
I also have an air purification device in operation.
You have still any questions? Than call me at +43 (0)699 12294774 or send me an email.

All the best, yours Marion Maly

Besides:
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Therapy Types

Since I am both a physiotherapist and an osteopath, I work with the knowledge and experience of both professions. I do my best to adapt my therapy to my patients, which means I often mix the two directions. If you choose me as your osteopath, I may give you a few exercises to practice at home and I will work on your body posture together with you. If you mainly wish to use my services as a physiotherapist, then I cannot help but use my osteopathic judgment and will also work correctively, provided you allow me to do so.

I have been increasingly involved in the Fascial Distortion Model (FDM) and the associated Typaldos method since 2008. Due to this method’s efficiency, a fact perceived by my patients as well as myself, FDM (Typaldos methods) is assuming an increasingly important role in my therapeutic work, although putting it into practice is hard work for both sides.

Osteopathy is a holistic method of diagnosis and therapy. Its objective is to restore mobility and self-healing. The path to this objective leads us through the body’s structure.

There are three osteopathic subfields, each closely connected to one another: Structural Osteopathy: Structural osteopathy includes any technique that mobilizes and corrects joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and fascia. The osteopathic treatment makes use of soft and subtle methods, although direct techniques are sometimes also used. Craniosacral Osteopathy: The elements of the craniosacral system are the flexible structure of the cranial bone and the sacrum, which is connected to the skull through the inelastic dural duct and the cerebrospinal fluid. This hydraulic system transfers ultra-fine movements that take place inside of the skull. These micro-movements are rhythmic pulsations that propagate throughout the entire body. Cranial dysfunctions can have varied and wide-reaching consequences on the entire neurovegetative and vascular system; craniosacral osteopathy treats such dysfunctions. Visceral Osteopathy: Mobility, the most crucial criterion for optimum functionality, is the foundation of visceral osteopathy, which evaluates and treats movement and the rhythm of the internal organs. All of these subfields form an entirety in the hands of the osteopath, who can help individuals take the step towards self-healing.

Physiotherapy is therapy on the human locomotive system. Physiotherapists have a vast range of active exercises, passive, and passive-assistive techniques to choose from to help patients with their pain. The range of conditions treated is broad and spans across all medical fields, including orthopedics, traumatology, neurology, internal care, geriatrics, and pediatrics. Whether it’s pain, limited movement, hyperkinesia or instability, neurological failure, or something else, there are many reasons a person will visit a physiotherapist. Personal responsibility on the part of the patient is a very important point for me in physiotherapeutic work. The patient must have opportunities to become involved in his or her healing.

The Fascial Distortion Model (FDM) and associated Typaldos method is a new therapeutic approach for treating acute and chronic musculoskeletal pain. Pain is seen as being caused by anatomic deformations (distortions) of the fascia (connective tissue) and can be remedied by FDM therapists using manual techniques.

In acute cases, correction of such distortions brings about an immediate increase in resilience and pain reduction. For chronic pain, the FDM treatment (using the Typaldos method) aims to relax adhesions and stuck connective tissue in order to reduce the pain to a treatable state. FDM was developed by Dr. Stephen Typaldos, an American osteopath and emergency physician starting in 1991. When Typaldos saw that the therapy methods available to him were not effective enough, he began to devote attention to the body language and verbal expression of his patients. Thanks to this, and to his practical experience, he found a total of six fascia distortions, going on to develop FDM and the corresponding therapy, the Typaldos method. Stephen Typaldos passed away suddenly on April 5th, 2006 at the age of 49, and now it is up to his students to continue developing and spreading FDM. If you wish to learn more about the FDM and the Typaldos method, click here: European FDM Association

Billing

If you wish to be recompensed for treatment with me, you always need a medical prescription, authorized by your health insurance provider.

Please bring your medical prescription to our first appointment.

A treatment lasts up to 45 minutes and costs 90 euros.

My fee must be paid in cash before each therapy unit. You can submit the authorized prescription and invoice in full at the end of the treatment. The amount refunded differs from provider to provider (anywhere between 32 and 40 euros).

Physiotherapy:
The prescription should specify the following:

First, the appropriate diagnosis; then: 10 x 45-minute physiotherapy sessions: 10 x Physiotherpie (EHG) á 45 Minuten

The ÖGK and BVAEB does not require any authorization until June 30, 2025.
For KFA and SVS you need an authorization, you can get it per fax, email or you can visit your authorizing office in person.

Osteopathy:
The prescription should specify the following:

First, the appropriate diagnosis, then: 10 x 45-minute osteopathy sessions: 10 x Ostropathie á 45 Minuten

For osteopathy sessions your health insurance provider will not refund any money.

Preventive Treatment and Consultation:
You don't need a medical prescription and you don't get any money refunded.

If you have any specific questions, just call me: +43 (0)699 12294774

Please note that I must charge for missed appointments not canceled at least one business day in advance by calling
+43 (0)699 12294774.

To the links (see health insurance providers)

about me

MARION MALY

Physical Therapist &
Osteopath

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Education

1995-1998Academy of Physiotherapy at Wilhelminenspital in Vienna
Oct. 1998Degree in Physiotherapy
1999-2001Training in "Physiotherapy in Sport" at ÖGS
Oct. 2001Degree in "Physiotherapy in Sport"
2002Manual Therapy, Maitland Concept (Level 1)
2002-2008Training at Wiener Schule für Osteopathie - WSO
Sept. 2008Exit Examination as Osteopath
2008Fascial Distorsion Model (FDM), Level 1, Module 1, European FDM Association
Oct. 2008FDM, Level 1, Module 3
Jan. 2009FDM, Level 1, Module 2
Dec. 2009Degree in FDM, Level 1
April 2012Seminar about Stephen Typaldos (Founder FDM)
May 2012FDM Inversion Therapy with Marjorie Kasten PT
April 2013FDM IC (International Certificate)
July 2015Degree Osteopathy AE (Academic Expert)
Dec. 2015Training in Fascial-Physical-Training

Experience

1998-1999Physical Institute "Physikomed" Neulinggasse 13, 1030 Vienna
1999-2000Rehabilitation Center "Weißer Hof", 3400 Klosterneuburg
2000-2003"Sanatorium Hera", Löblichgasse 13, 1090 Vienna, since 2002 also work self-employed
since 2003Work self-employed in my own practice "Therapiemaly", Säulengasse 13/5, 1090 Vienna
2010-2013Assistent Instructor for the FDM
Aug. 2011Voluntary at the FDM-Worldcongress in Vienna
2011-2013Voluntary at the EFDMA board
since 2017In addition to my main job as a physiotherapist, I have also been writing entertainment novels since 2017.

Clinic

Rudi

May I introduce: This is RUDI.
He is born on the 24th of November and moved in on April the 23rd in 2021.
On Saturdays, and since November 2023 plus once to twice during the week, he comes with me to work.
There he is sleeping in his own room, behind a lattice gate.

If you like to see more fotos or read storys about him, you can do this on instagram.
Just click on the link:
Rudi's Instagramsite

Tilly

Tilly was my first Parson Russell Terrier dog. She lived and worked with me for 16 years.
In December 2020 I had to put her to sleep with a heavy heart. But Tilly will be fondly remembered forever.

Contact

MARION MALY

Säulengasse 13/5
1090 Wien

marionfoo@therapiemaly.at

Tel.: +43 (0)699 12294774
Fax: +43 (0)1 3193672

Public Transportation:
Währingerstrasse/Volksoper: U6 / 40 / 41 / 42 /40A
Canisiusgasse: 37 / 38
Nussdorferstraße/Alserbachstraße: 33 / 38 / 5 / 40A

Im 9. Bezirk ist Kurzparkzone

Since I work with my hands, I am difficult to reach by phone, but don’t hesitate to leave your name and number on my voicemail or e-mail me your information. I always make every effort to answer messages as quickly as possible.

Thank you, Marion Maly

IMPRESSUM

Therapiemaly, a Clinic for Physiotherapy, Osteopathy, and the FDM
Owner: Marion Maly, Säulengasse 13/5, 1090 Wien

Tel.: +43 (0)699 12294774, Fax: +43 (0)1 3193672

marionfoo@therapiemaly.at

Professional Organisation: http://www.physioaustria.at/

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