About us
At Newlands Physiotherapy we pride ourselves on our professional yet caring approach. We listen to your problems, and offer explanations and possible outcomes regarding your condition. We assess and diagnose your condition, then use evidence based techniques for your treatment. We offer guidance to help you manage your condition. We maintain close relationships with our patients and their doctors – both GP’s and consultants – and unless requested not to, will update them with your progress.Physiotherapists:
Pauline Hall
Qualifications | |
1974 | BSc (Phys) Degree at University of Cape Town |
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Professional Memberships | |
Registration with | Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) South African Society of Physiotherapy - Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy Group (NMSPG) - Pain Management Physiotherapy Group (PMPG) |
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Work Experience | |
1975 1976 1977 1981 1989 - present |
Frere Hospital, Orthopaedic Dept. East London Private Practice, General, East London Private Practice, General, Johannesburg Self Employed, Private Practice owner, Pretoria Self Employed, Private Practice owner, Cape Town |
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Special Interests | |
Neuromusculoskeletal physiotherapy which includes orthopaedics and sports injuries, treated by spinal and peripheral mobilization, soft tissue mobilization, neural tissue mobilization and rehabilitation and pain education. | |
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Course Summary *indicates International Lecturers | |
2020 | Exercise for Pain Rehabilitation (Jacqui Koep & Scott Rickard) Mindfulness webinar - 5 weeks (Ivo Visic) |
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2019 | The Hip: Anatomy, Biomechanics, Conditions, Assessment and Rehabilitation (Marina Wege) Joint Dysfunction: Assessment & Treatment with application on vertebral and peripheral joints (Dr. Ina Diener) Exercise is Medicine (SA) Workshop (Dr.G.Torres) Cape Town Pain Academy Day (Pain SA) |
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2018 | The Neck Turns the Head…..or does it? (Dr. Ina Diener) Too Hot To Handle: Desensitizing the Hyper-sensitive Patient (Adrian Louw*) Pain and the Immune system (Jacqui Koep) Cape Town Pain Academy Day (Pain SA) |
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2017 | World Confederation for Physical Therapy Congress 2017 on 2-4 July, Cape Town Pushing your Older Adults Hard Enough – Scientific Exercise Prescription (Marilyn Moffat*, Mark Richards*) Osteoarthritis-Related Pain: Balancing Biomechanics with Pain Neuroscience (Mira Meeus*, Isabel Baert*, Ina Diena, Enrique Lluch*) |
2016 | Therapeutic Neuroscience Education (Adriaan Louw*) |
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2015 | Musculoskeletal Clinical Reasoning (Prof. Darren Rivett*) Move The Fear Away (Jo Nijs*, Mari Lundberg* & Romy Parker) |
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2014 | Principles of pain (Bev Bolton and Dr Romy Parker) |
2013 | The Thoracic Spine – Bridging The Gap (Dr. Ina Diener) Compensation Strategies in Lumbo-Pelvic Pain Patients (Dr. Annelies Pool Goudswaardt*) |
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2012 | Explain Pain (Dr. Lorimer Moseley*) South African Society of Physiotherapy (SASP)Congress (Bloemfontein): “Physiotherapy: Cornerstone of Rehabilitation” (Dr. Julia Treleaven*, Sophie Heywood*, Michael Shacklock*) Advanced Assessment and Management of Whiplash Associated Disorders (Dr. Julia Treleaven*) |
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2011 | Current Concepts Symposium: Research Evidence on Pain Management (Dr. Michael Sullivan* & Dr. Tim Beames*) Progressive Goal Attainment Programme (PGAP) (Dr. Michael Sullivan*) |
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2010 | Neuro-Proprioceptive Taping (Joyce Morton) Ethical Dilemmas in Private Practice (Magda Fourie) Current Concepts Symposium: Research Evidence on Peripheral, Neural and Soft Tissue Dysfunction (Michael Shacklock* & Glen Hunter *) Lower and Upper Quarter Courses on clinical neurodynamics, providing practical solutions for clinicians treating musculoskeletal disorders. (Michael Shacklock*) |
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2009 | SASP Congress Cape Town – The Full Circle – Educate & Exercise Classification & Management of Chronic Low Back Pain Disorders (Ass Prof Peter O’Sullivan*) Introduction to the non-physical determinants of change following Physiotherapy (Dr Steve Woby*) Current Concepts Symposium |
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2008 | Headache, Cervical & Shoulder (Gwen Jull*, Toby Hall*, Dr Jeremy Lewis*) Management of Cervical Headache (Gwen Jull*) Practice Management (Wilma Erasmus) |
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2007 | Cape Town Dance Medicine Conference Music and Healing (Frances le Roux) Motor Control (Debbie Creamer*) Benign Positional Vertigo (Kathleen Shirley) |
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2006 | Dynamic stability, upper quarter (Tanya Bell-Jenje) - Dynamic stability, lower quarter (Tanya Bell Jenje) Temporomandibular Disorders (Steve Stavrou) Cervical Spine (Toby Hall*) Pilates Training (Colleen Craig*) |
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2005 | Kinetic Control, Lumbar Spine (Sarah Mottram*) |
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2004 | 8th International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapists' Conference Neural Tissue Disorders (Toby Hall*) |
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2002 | Lumbo-pelvic instability (Peter O'Sullivan*) The Pelvis (Diane Lee*) The Amazing Nervous System (Duffy Sweatman) |
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2001 | Pilates (Sonja Schulze*) Pilates (Colleen Craig*) Strapping (Janine Gray) Whiplash Associated Disorders, Cervical Spine (Ina Diener) |
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2000 | Advanced Dry Needling (Clare Waumsley) |
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1992 | Cervical Spine (Gwen Jull*) |
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1991 | Basic Dry needling (Clare Waumsley) Trigger point Acupuncture (Dr. Peter Baldry) |
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1990 | Dry Needling I & II (Charles Liggins) |
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1989 | Cervical Spine (Gwen Jull*) |
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1976 | Vertebral Manipulation (James Cyriax*) |
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Experience as Physiotherapist: | |
43 years | |
Kerry Grierson
Qualifications | |
1992 | BSc (Phys) Degree at University of Cape Town |
1999 | Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapy 1 diploma |
2007-8 | MSc OMT Physiotherapy at University of Stellenbosch |
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Professional Memberships | |
Registration with | Health Professions Council of South Africa Health Professions Council of United Kingdom South African Society of Physiotherapy (SASP) - Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy Group (NMSPG) formerly the OMPTG - Sports Group - Pain Management Physiotherapy Group (PMPG) |
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Chairperson of the Western Cape branch of the OMPTG (2009-2012) Committee member and lecturer of ANMS Course (Advanced Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy Course – previously the “OMT” course) (2006 - present) National Executive Committee member of OMPTG of South Africa (2008-2012) |
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Work Experience | |
1993-6 1996 1997-8 1999 - present 2006 - present 2009 - present |
Worked in various positions in the UK Worked for 6 months at Frere Hospital, East London SA Worked overseas in New York, USA Working at Newlands Physiotherapy in Cape Town Lecturing and supervision on the ANMS course (formerly OMT course) in various centres Part-time guest lecturing on the physio OMT masters programme at University of Stellenbosch |
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Special Interests | |
Neuromusculokeletal physiotherapy which includes orthopaedics and sports injuries, treated by spinal and peripheral mobilization, soft tissue mobilization, neural tissue mobilization and rehabilitation and pain education | |
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Course Summary *indicates International Lecturers | |
2021 | Principles of Pain (Bev Bolton and Romy Parker) The Immune System’s Impact on Pain and Fatigue: What we have learnt from COVID (Jacqui Koep) |
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2020 | Exercise for Pain rehabilitation (Jacqui Koep and Scott Rickard) Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Course (Ivo Visic and Tracey Prowse) Evidence Based Management of Neck Pain (Annalie Basson) The Sensitive Nervous System (Ina Diener) |
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2019 | Cape Town Pain Academy Day (Pain SA) Exercise is Medicine (SA) Workshop (Dr G. Torres) |
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2018 | Too Hot To Handle: Desensitizing the Hyper-sensitive Patient (Adrian Louw*) Pain and the Immune system (Jacqui Koep) Cape Town Pain Academy Day (Pain SA) |
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2017 | World Confederation for Physical Therapy Congress 2017 on 2-4 July, Cape Town Using ACT(acceptance and commitment therapy) & other behaviour change approaches (Prof Tamar Pincus*) |
2015 | Pain Interventions (Romy Parker and Jackie Koep) Principles of Pain (Romy Parker and Bev Bolton) Move the fear away (Jo Nijs*, Mari Lundberg* & Romy Parker) |
2014 | Therapeutic Neuroscience Education (Dr Adriaan Louw*) Going global lower limb (Tanya Bell) Cervical spine (Dr Duncan Reid*) |
2013 | Motor control for low back and pelvic pain (Dr Paul Hodges*) Mobilisation of the Nervous System (Dr Michel Coppieters*) |
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2012 | Integrated rehabilitation for the lower limb (Grant Lewis) Spine Pilates for low back pain (Dr Lynn Bardin*) Explain pain (Dr Lorimar Moseley*) Thoracic Pain (Toby Hall*) |
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2011 | Kinesio-taping lower quarter (John Langendoen*) Masterclass lower quarter (Tanya Bell-Jenje) Progressive Goal Attainment Programme (PGAP) (Dr. Michael Sullivan*) Communication skills training (Bev Bolton, Des Perry) |
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2010 | Thoracic and Lumbar spine (Duncan Reid*) Kinesio-taping upper quarter (John Langendoen*) Specific Soft Tissue Mobilisations (Glen Hunter*) Current Concepts Symposium: Research Evidence on Peripheral, Neural and Soft Tissue Dysfunction (Michael Shacklock* & Glen Hunter *) Lower and Upper Quarter Courses on clinical neurodynamics (Michael Shacklock*) Ultimate Upper Quarter (Tanya Bell) |
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2009 | SASP Congress Cape Town – The Full Circle – Educate & Exercise Classification & Management of Chronic Low Back Pain Disorders (Ass Prof Peter O’Sullivan*) Introduction to the non-physical determinants of change following Physiotherapy (Dr Steve Woby*) Dynamic Stability, Lower Quarter (Tanya Bell-Jenje) Anatomy Trains (Thomas Myers*) |
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2008 | Management of cervical headache (Gwen Jull*) Peripheral neural disorders (Toby Hall *) Neck, shoulder and headache symposium (Gwen Jull*, Toby Hall*, Dr Jeremy Lewis*) |
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2007 | Kinetic control- stability training (2 courses Mark Comerford*) Benign Positional vertigo course (Kathleen Shirley*) Lumbar symposium (Dr Andry Vleeming*, Dr Paul Watson*) Discovery back care network programme |
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2006 | TMJ course (Steve Stavrou) Upper quarter dynamic stability (Tanya Bell-Jenje) Cervical and shoulder integration (Toby Hall*) Lumbar spine (Wim Dankaerts*) Pilates Training (Colleen Craig*) |
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2005 | McKenzie lumbar course (Helen Clare*) Kinetic control - lumbar spine (Sarah Mottram *) Yoga and physio (Brett Wearne*) |
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2004 | IFOMT conference Neural Tissue Disorders (Toby Hall*) Amazing nervous system 2 (Duffy Sweatman) |
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2003 | Lumbar retraining (Paul Hodges*) Lumbar spine overview (Claire Horn) Dry needling 1 and 2 (Claire Waumsley) Craniosacral therapy introduction (D Sweatman & C Waumsley) Linking Lumbar spine and pelvis (Shari Rosenberg) |
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2002 | Lumbar Instability (Peter O’Sullivan*) Cervicogenic headaches (Ina Diener) Pilates matwork (Jacqui Koep) Rolfing (Marius Strydom) |
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2001 | Whiplash associated disorders (Ina Diener) Pilates (Colleen Craig*) Pilates (Sonia Schultz*) Amazing nervous system (Duffy Sweatman) |
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2000 | Shoulder workshop (Mary Magarey*, Mark Jones*) Mulligan concepts (Ina Diener) SIJ (Ina Diener and Mariette Uys) Rolfing (Marius Strydom) Strapping workshop (Janine Grey and Helene Simpson) |
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Experience as Physiotherapist: | |
29 years | |
Lara Groeneveldt
Qualifications | |
2004 | BSc (Phys) Degree at University of Cape Town |
2009 | Pilates Training Certification (Renee Watson) |
2010 | Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapy Diploma 1 |
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Professional Memberships | |
Registration with | Health Professions Council of South Africa Health Professions Council of United Kingdom South African Society of Physiotherapy -Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy Group (NMSPG) -Pain Management Physiotherapy Group (PMPG) |
Committee member of ANMS Course (Advanced Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy Course – previously the “OMT” course) | |
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Work Experience | |
2005 2006-8 2008-10 2010-present |
Community Service at Sabie Hospital, Mpumalanga University College London Hospital (UK) Haematology Clinical Trials Team Vivienne Schulze Physiotherapy and Pilates Newlands Physiotherapy |
2012-present | Assistant/Mentor on ANMS Course |
2014 | UCT 4th year Clinical Supervision |
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Special Interests | |
Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy Rehabilitation of muscle imbalance Pilates and Rehabilitation Sports Injuries |
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Recent Course Summary | |
2021 | The Immune System’s Impact on Pain and Fatigue: What we have learnt from COVID (Jacqui Koep) |
2020 | Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction – Tracey Prowse and Ivo Visic |
2018 | Pain and the Immune System (Jacqui Koep) |
2017 | World Confederation for Physical Therapy Congress 2017 on 2-4 July, Cape Town |
2015 | Move the fear away (Jo Nijs*, Mari Lundberg* & Romy Parker) |
2014 | Principles of Pain (Bev Bolton and Romy Parker) |
2013 | Compensation Strategies in Lumbo-Pelvic Pain Patients (Dr. Anneliese Pool-Goudswaardt*) Mobilisation of the Nervous System (Michel Coppieters*) |
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2012 | Explain Pain (Lorimer Moseley*) |
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2011 | The Elbow (Tanya Bell – Jenje) An Introduction to: Neuro-Proprioceptive Taping (Iain Sykes) Cervical Rehabiliation (Kerry Grierson) |
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2010 | OMT 1 (1 year post-graduate diploma) |
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2009 | Dry Needling 1 and 2 (Claire Waumsley) Muscle Activation (Douglas Heel) Lumbo-pelvic matrix (Shari Rosenberg) |
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2008 | Basic and Intermediate Pilates Training (Renee Watson) Pilates Training – Module 1 (Gerda Miller) Advanced Communication Skills Training (NHS National Cancer Action Team*) |
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2007 | Skeletal Muscle Performance and the Role of Strength Training in Physiotherapy Practice (Various lecturers, London*) |
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2005 | Cardiopulmonary Update Course (Heleen van Aswegen) The Shoulder Complex (Joanne Sklaar) |
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Experience as Physiotherapist: | |
17 years | |