Schulze & Louw Inc.

16/03/2026

Inservice training with the lovely lady of Transact...
The 12 hour patch for pain and inflammation...
A great add on to your treatment and recovery....

03/02/2026

31/12/2025

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22/12/2025

"Sleighing aches and pains this Christmas"
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17/12/2025

Recovery doesn't go on holiday, neither does Schulze & Louw...
We are here all December, weekdays 7h30- 13h00, so you can enjoy a comfortable and joyful Christmas. 🎄🎄🎄🎄
Phone today for your appointment
011 749 9923

04/12/2025

Home sweet Hustle
A look from the inside
Phone for an appointment now
011 749 9923

03/12/2025

The 3rd of December marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a day that highlights the rights, dignity, and well-being of people living with disabilities. It reminds us of the importance of accessible environments, inclusive healthcare, and opportunities for meaningful physical activity. As physiotherapists, we play a vital role in advocating for these principles and helping communities participate fully in daily life.

Aquatic physiotherapy aligns strongly with this call for inclusion. Water offers a supportive and therapeutic environment where movement becomes more achievable, less painful, and more enjoyable for people with disabilities. It is an evidence-based approach that can improve mobility, confidence, health, and independence.

Through the unique properties of water, aquatic physiotherapy reduces load on joints and limbs, improves circulation, and supports safe, effective exercise for people with limited movement as well as active individuals. Warm water helps reduce pain, muscle tone, and spasticity, while the natural resistance strengthens muscles, boosts endurance, and improves overall function. Water also provides a safe space to try new tasks without the fear of falling.

The psychosocial benefits are equally important. Many people experience a sense of freedom in water, reduced fear, and increased confidence, which leads to better engagement and long-term adherence to exercise.

As the AQPG, we remain committed to supporting persons with disabilities by promoting accessible, effective, and inclusive opportunities to move, exercise, and thrive.

01/12/2025

💢💢World Aids Day💢💢

World AIDS Day: Honouring Progress and Strengthening Care

Today, on World AIDS Day, we recognise the resilience of people living with HIV and the ongoing work needed to improve health, dignity, and access to care. This day reminds us that support does not come from one discipline alone. It requires a coordinated healthcare team working together to improve quality of life.

Physiotherapists play an important role in this team. HIV can affect strength, mobility, energy levels, lung health, and overall physical function. Physiotherapy helps address these challenges through safe exercise guidance, pain management strategies, respiratory support, and rehabilitation tailored to each person’s needs. This type of care supports independence, helps prevent complications, and improves overall well-being.

As we reflect on the global commitment to ending HIV, we also recognise the professionals who walk alongside patients every day. Physiotherapists continue to play a meaningful part by empowering people living with HIV to stay active, mobile, and engaged in their daily lives.

Today we remember, honour, and recommit to building a healthier future for all.

14/11/2025

Every year on 14 November, we recognise World Diabetes Day, a reminder that managing diabetes goes far beyond medication. Lifestyle changes, education, and regular physical activity play a vital role in preventing and managing the disease.

Physiotherapists are key members of the diabetes care team. Through individualised exercise programmes, mobility training, and education, physiotherapy helps:
- Improve blood sugar control
- Enhance circulation and strength
- Prevent and manage diabetic foot complications
- Support overall energy, balance, and quality of life

Whether it’s preventing Type 2 diabetes or helping those already diagnosed maintain independence, physiotherapists empower patients to take control of their health one step at a time.

Let’s keep moving towards a healthier future.

07/11/2025

The best exercises for all our patients with hip pain and stiffness....Easy enough, its worth a try.... And compliment your stretches with a good old massage....👐🏻👐🏻👐🏻