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  Highly Skilled & Certified Physiotherapists

Our team consists of highly skilled and certified physiotherapy staff who are passionate about health and helping our patients reduce their pain and improve their function.

We regularly take part in training course to learn new, innovative, evidence based and up to date techniques.

We have good professional relationships with Doctors in various specialities so that we can:

– seek further opinion when necessary

– refer patients to if further medical intervention is needed.

– work together for optimum results

As well as our outpatient clinic, we provide physiotherapy at 3 mental health clinics, in patients homes & offices and work with the Palcare palliative care Dr’s.

Katherine Tait (Kate)

Katherine Tait (Kate)

BSc(hons) physio 2001

Treats adults only.

Katherine qualified at UEL in the UK in 2001 and worked in large teaching hospitals becoming a senior physio in musculoskeletal outpatients and orthopedics before moving to Cape Town.

With 23 years of experience, Katherine uses a wealth of knowledge and techniques to help patients back to doing the things they love.

She brings together a combination of manual techniques, dry needling, rehab exercise, pilates & education to treat a variety of muscle and joint pain and injuries.

She has a special interest in treating back pain and headaches.

Practicing what she preaches, she enjoys staying active with walking & hiking, bodyboarding, yoga, swimming and playing with her kids.

Committed to continuing development, Katherine regularly attends courses.Post grad courses include dry needling; APPI pilates; neurophysiology of pain;  pain and the gut; Bobath; shoulder rehab; headaches; ethics in healthcare; pain medication and many more.

Sabrina Errington

Sabrina Errington

BSc(hons) physio 2021

Treats adults and children.

Sabrina qualified at the University of the Western Cape, South Africa 2021 and completed her community service at Somerset hospital, Cape Town.

She is an enthusiastic sports woman, and is part of a local running club, participating in marathons regularly.

She has a passion for treating sports injuries, a variety of muscle and joint disorders and helping to guide her patients through their rehabilitation with a holistic approach & patient centred care

She works at 3 mental health clinics in Cape Town and helps those patients with pain and stress management.

Recent courses include: dry needling 1&2; Strapping & taping; ACL rehabilitation; Mental health & long COVID; Management of osteoporosis; Managing the elderly post fracture; Tendinopathy series; Throwing shoulder and more.

Samantha Lind

Samantha Lind

Samantha qualified at the University of the Western Cape, SA 2015 and completed her community service year in 2016 at Warmbaths Hospital, Bela-Bela, Limpopo. Working so far from home and in a rural setting was a great experience that encouraged creativity when treating patients with limited resources. This also lead to the early realisation that patient education, hands on treatment and exercise are the fundamentals in improving patients quality of life.
Samantha was a ballet dancer until she matriculated high school and a hockey player up until recently. She now enjoys an adult dance class and boxing for general health and fitness in order to keep up with her two little ones.
Being an active person does not come without a fair share of injuries and hence, Samantha has developed a special interest in treating sports related injuries as well as post op rehabilitation. In 2019, she completed the SASP SPT1 course to further her skills and knowledge in this area of interest. She also worked as a field side physio at Milnerton Hockey Club, men’s first team. Samantha has also done dry needling and strapping courses.
Since graduating Samantha has worked solely in an outpatient setting as well as running her own practice from home and at a functional fitness gym (2019-2023). During this time she has gained extensive experience and knowledge but still focuses on those core principles of education, hands on therapy and exercise in her approach to helping her patients manage their pain, improve their quality of life or getting them back on the sports field.
Samantha is also a childbirth educator and completed the Hand in Hand Specialised Childbirth Educators course in 2023/2024. This has become an area of interest since the birth of her own children and hopes to start her own antenatal classes in the near future. She also enjoys treating pregnant women who are experiencing pelvic and lower back pain as well as post partum pain and core/diastasis rectii rehabilitation.
On the weekends you will find Samantha with her husband and kids camping, spending time on the beach or braaing with family and friends.
Aaisha Moosajee

Aaisha Moosajee

Aaisha Moosajee is a friendly and dedicated physiotherapist who is passionate about helping people move better and feel their best. With experience in both private practice and hospital settings, she has worked with a wide range of patients, treating everything from sports injuries and post-surgery recovery to neurological conditions and chronic pain.

Aaisha studied at Stellenbosch University and went on to do her community service year in Harry Gwala Hospital in Pietermaritzberg. She then worked in Johannesburg for 3 years before relocating back to Cape Town.

Aaisha takes a patient-centered approach to care, focusing on understanding each individual’s needs and creating treatment plans that are both effective and practical. She enjoys building strong relationships with her patients and supporting them throughout their recovery journey.

Her experience includes in-patient, out-patient, and home-based care, giving her the flexibility to adapt her treatment style to suit different lifestyles and conditions. She is also committed to ongoing learning and has completed additional training in areas such as dry needling and sports taping.

Aaisha’s goal is simple: to help her patients regain confidence in their movement and improve their overall quality of life.

Registrations:

Health Professions Council of South Africa

Board of Health care funders

South African Society of Physiotherapy