I qualified with a BSc. physiotherapy from UCT in 2011 and after completing  my community service year in Port Elizabeth, I joined a private practice in Claremont working at Life Kingsbury hospital. I completed my Masters degree in physiotherapy at Stellenbosch University in 2016. I have a keen passion for rehabilitation, with particular interest in pulmonary rehabilitation (for lung conditions), post- limb amputation rehabilitation and post- lower limb injury/surgery rehabilitation.

In this practice, I have created an environment in which people can come and recover; find the joy in movement again; and take charge of their own rehabilitation, to ensure a real improvement in quality of life.

I am a firm believer in the power of the human body and movement; and I have a passion and desire to help others find this in themselves. I am also a keen academic and enjoy learning and challenging myself and for me, practicing evidence-based physiotherapy is very important.

I strive to provide the best possible care for all my clients with the goal of restoring movement, empowering each client and improving their quality of life.

I am a registered physiotherapist with the Health Professionals Council of South Africa (HPCSA), the South African Society of Physiotherapy (SASP), the Health Care Professionals Council (HCPC) UK and the Charted Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) UK.

I have worked in the public and private sector in South African and the UK and continue to grow my passion for aquatic therapy and rehabilitation. With over 25 years of experience in my field, I take each client’s unique situation into consideration to provide an inclusive, individualised treatment plan.

I have extensive experience working with various conditions ranging from musculoskeletal issues to severe neurological conditions. My holistic approach allows me to deal with all aspects of my clients’ well-being. I am passionate about posture and movement in all age groups, from the able-bodied to those who are wheelchair-bound and incorporate these into my aquatic and land-based treatments and programmes.

I graduated summa cum laude from the University of the Western Cape with a BSc. in physiotherapy. I had the privilege of completing my community service year in a rural town in the Eastern Cape, Qobo Qobo (Keiskammahoek). Although a low resourced setting, it was here where I learned the true sense of working with a multidisciplinary team. My clinical reasoning and therapeutic skills were challenged not only by the working environment but also by the complexity and immense need of the patients in my care.

I believe in the connection of the brain, spirit and body. Although as a physiotherapist I address the body and its illness or impairment, I take the whole person into consideration when assessing and planning treatment protocols. With the focus on patient-centered care I have found great reward in assisting people from all walks of life.

My practice incorporates both land-based and water-based treatment for a wide variety on neuromuscular-skeletal patients. Movement is an integral aspect of healing and prevention of injuries. No matter how limited and restricted movement is on land, the freedom of water-based rehabilitation restores dignity, independence, and pride.

I value continuous learning and have furthered my skill set in the fields of pain, dry needling, postural seating and aquatic therapy. I also read extensively to keep up to date with both land-based and water-based treatments. Here at Moore Miller physiotherapists, we have a wonderful peer review focus and it allows me to grow my clinical reasoning and therapeutic techniques under the guidance of my seniors.

I am fluent both in English and German and have a functional level of Xhosa which I learnt during my community service.