Denisha Pather Physiotherapy

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We specialise in the treatment of neurological conditions such as strokes, acquired brain injuries, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, motor neuron disease and other neurological conditions.

16/01/2026

Dowager’s hump develops gradually over time and is commonly seen with ageing, osteoporosis, poor posture, and muscle imbalances.
The good news? Targeted exercises, posture correction, and physiotherapy guidance can help improve movement, strength, and confidence.

09/01/2026

Take a break to squeeze and relax with us.

09/01/2026

C-Section Recovery – What to Know! 💪 After a C-section, focus on gentle movement, proper wound care, and pelvic floor rehab to get back on your feet smoothly. Our physio experts guide you through safe exercises and tips for a strong recovery. 🌟

👉 Book a postnatal physio session with us to speed up healing and regain core strength!

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06/01/2026

"Stretch, breathe, and begin again. 🌸✨ Welcome to 2026! Start your year with movement and mindfulness. 💆 Follow us for daily physio tips and let's move into the new year together!

PhysioTips"

30/12/2025

Planes, cars & holiday traffic 🎄🚗✈️ Don’t forget to stretch, hydrate, and keep that circulation flowing. Travel smart this festive season 💪✨

Planes, cars & holiday traffic 🎄🚗✈️ Don’t forget to stretch, hydrate, and keep that circulation flowing. Travel smart th...
29/12/2025

Planes, cars & holiday traffic 🎄🚗✈️ Don’t forget to stretch, hydrate, and keep that circulation flowing. Travel smart this festive season 💪✨

19/12/2025

It's Physiotherapy Injury Prevention Month! 🩺💪 Move smart, avoid injury, and stay on top of your game! 💥 Follow us for more physio tips and injury prevention strategies! 👉

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12/12/2025

Decorating season is here!
Remember to protect your back while lifting and transferring those Christmas boxes, trees and décor.
Bend your knees, keep items close to your body, and use your legs; not your spine, to do the heavy work.
Your body deserves to enjoy the holidays too. 🎄💪

06/12/2025

Why do we mark International Day of Persons with Disabilities on 3 December?
It’s a United Nations‑led moment to shine a spotlight on the rights, dignity and contributions of the 1.3 billion people worldwide living with a disability. The day reminds us that inclusion isn’t a charity—it’s a human right. By raising awareness we challenge the physical, technological and attitudinal barriers that still keep many from fully participating in society, work, sport and health care.

What does the day mean for us?
It means recognizing that everyone, regardless of ability, deserves equal access to health, education, employment and, of course, the chance to move and stay active. Physiotherapy plays a key role in helping people with disabilities regain strength, improve mobility and enjoy a better quality of life.

*2025 theme*
This year’s UN theme is “Fostering disability‑inclusive societies for advancing social progress” It calls on all of us—governments, organisations and individuals—to create environments where people with disabilities can thrive, contribute and lead.

*Let’s keep the conversation going
- Everyone has the same rights.
- People with disabilities can exercise, move and lead active lives.
- Inclusion starts with awareness and action.

* *

On Dec 1 we celebrated World AIDS Day – a reminder that staying active and healthy is essential for everyone 💪🩺. Physiot...
04/12/2025

On Dec 1 we celebrated World AIDS Day – a reminder that staying active and healthy is essential for everyone 💪🩺. Physiotherapy can help manage HIV‑related complications and boost overall wellbeing. Let’s keep moving, support those living with HIV, and promote a healthier future together!

On Dec 1 we celebrated World AIDS Day – a reminder that staying active and healthy is essential for everyone 💪🩺. Physiot...
04/12/2025

On Dec 1 we celebrated World AIDS Day – a reminder that staying active and healthy is essential for everyone 💪🩺. Physiotherapy can help manage HIV‑related complications and boost overall wellbeing. Let’s keep moving, support those living with HIV, and promote a healthier future together!

🎄✨ Secret‑Santa shenanigans, physio‑style: 30 seconds of gift‑grabbing and laughter.
03/12/2025

🎄✨ Secret‑Santa shenanigans, physio‑style: 30 seconds of gift‑grabbing and laughter.

Address

25 Hennie Alberts Street, Brackenhurst
Johannesburg

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:30
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:30
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:30
Thursday 08:00 - 17:30
Friday 08:00 - 17:30
Saturday 08:00 - 12:00

Telephone

+27810444066

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About US

At Denisha Pather Physiotherapy our goal is to ensure that every single patient is treated with the type of dedication and care that only comes from working with a team that is truly passionate about their job. Every team member is continuously advancing and progressing themselves in the different fields of physiotherapy so to ensure every patient receives only the most relevant and up to date treatment. We strive to provide a holistic treatment which involves not only the patient but also their care givers and family members in order to achieve the best quality of life and return of function.

CONDITIONS WE TREAT

NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS

We specialise in the treatment of neurological conditions such as strokes, acquired brain injuries, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease and other neurological conditions