Carolyn Fenwick Physiotherapists

Carolyn Fenwick Physiotherapists Private physiotherapy practice treating problems in joints, muscles and nerves. We have a special Bev has been with us for over 20 years.

Call us: 083 457 7789 or 011 849 7726

Carolyn Fenwick-McKenzie started the practice on the 1st October 1987. It has grown tremendously over the past 34 years and we now have 4 physiotherapists working between 7am and 6pm each day. Amanda Cross, senior physiotherapist, has been a dedicated physio with us for over 20 years. Carolyn and Amanda are lecturers on a post-graduate course in Manual Therapy (OMT1). Candida Brown, an enthusiastic physiotherapist, joined our practice in January 2017. Candy attended the OMT1 course in Johannesburg in 2018, and has done very well in her studiess. All of our therapists have successfully passed the exams in Dry Needling. In 2020 Carolyn completed her certificate in pain management of chronic pain patients. Our office duties are performed by Jolinda duPlessis in reception and Bev Marshall on accounts. All account queries may be made in the mornings.

The practice will be open on 2nd January if you need help.  0118497726 / 0834577789
01/01/2026

The practice will be open on 2nd January if you need help. 0118497726 / 0834577789

Happy New Year!
01/01/2026

Happy New Year!

29/12/2025

The best gift you can give your future self is strength.

Not the kind that shows off,
but the kind that shows up.

Strength to stand from a chair with ease.
To walk steady and sure.
To climb stairs without bargaining with your knees.
To carry groceries, grandchildren, memories, and your own independence.

Strength protects what matters most.
It supports your joints, preserves your bones,
keeps your balance sharp,
and your confidence alive.

Every time you move today,
you are writing a promise to tomorrow.
A promise that says:
I choose freedom over fear.
I choose ability over regret.

This isn’t about chasing youth.
It’s about honoring the body that has carried you through decades
and preparing it to carry you through many more.

Train not to look younger
but to live fuller.
To rise without hesitation.
To move without limits.
To age with power, dignity and grace.

28/12/2025

Your joints stay healthier when you move them.
Stiffness fades when mobility grows.

This is not motivation. it’s biology.

Synovial joints are nourished by motion.
Movement circulates synovial fluid, delivering oxygen and nutrients to cartilage that has no direct blood supply. When joints are still, that nourishment slows. When they move, they thrive.

Regular low-load movement
-maintains cartilage integrity
-improves range of motion
-reduces chronic pain and inflammation
-strengthens the muscles that protect joints

Stiffness isn’t a sign of aging it’s often a sign of underuse.

Gentle mobility, walking, controlled strength and full-range movement remind your nervous system that motion is safe. Over time, fear softens. Confidence returns. Pain often loosens its grip.

You don’t need extremes.
You need consistency.

Because motion doesn’t just preserve joints.
It preserves independence.
Confidence.
The ability to live fully in your body.

Motion fuels life.

26/12/2025
21/12/2025

Are You Really ‘Saving’ Your Joints?

If someone ever told you to “save your joints” by moving less,
they gave you advice that’s not only outdated, but it’s also wrong.

Pulling back from activity does not protect your joints.
It accelerates decline.

Joints rely on movement to stay healthy.
Muscles, tendons and ligaments around the joints need activity to stay strong.
Cartilage depends on motion to receive nutrients.
Without it, stiffness, weakness and even pain increase.

Strengthening, stretching and controlled movement are proven through decades of research and clinical experience to reduce pain, improve stability and preserve joint function.

Yes, the exercises must be done correctly,
yes, intensity should match your ability,
but avoiding activity altogether is far worse than moving carefully.

Sitting still to “protect your joints” is not protection.
Movement is the real medicine.
Fear of pain should never outweigh the benefits of action.

Share this with someone who’s been told to “take it easy” on their joints.

Year- end celebrations at the practice 🎄🎉🥳🥳
21/12/2025

Year- end celebrations at the practice 🎄🎉🥳🥳

18/12/2025

Movement. The Medicine You Already Have.

We live in a world chasing pills, supplements and quick fixes
looking for a magic bullet to erase weight, inflammation, or fatigue.

But the truth is quiet, simple, and powerful:
Your best medicine isn’t in a bottle.
It’s in your body.
It’s in your movement.

Struggling with stiffness, aches or low energy?
Movement heals in ways that pills cannot

It calms inflammation instead of masking it
It strengthens your body instead of letting it decay
It fuels your mind instead of dulling it
It builds resilience instead of dependency

You don’t need fancy programs, expensive equipment or perfect timing.
All you need is the courage to move anyway, to fight inertia, to honor the body you have.

Movement is rebellion.
Movement is freedom.
Movement is proof that you are alive, capable, and strong no matter your age.

So when life whispers, “Rest, take it easy,”
remember that’s not protection it’s surrender.

The practice is open this festive season on all of the work days.  We are closed on weekends and public holidays.  Pleas...
18/12/2025

The practice is open this festive season on all of the work days. We are closed on weekends and public holidays. Please don't hesitate to call if you, your family or visitors need treatment 0118497726/ 0834577789

16/12/2025
Happy Day of Reconciliation!
16/12/2025

Happy Day of Reconciliation!

Address

21 Sheridan Road Farrarmere
Benoni
1501

Opening Hours

Monday 07:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 07:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 07:00 - 18:00
Thursday 07:00 - 18:00
Friday 07:00 - 16:00

Telephone

+27834577789

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