Rebecca Wilkinson Physiotherapist Kendal
- 01539 725220
- 80 Kirkland Court Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 5AP
Find expert care at Annelie van Heerden Physiotherapist Pretoria, a musculoskeletal practice in Ashlea Gardens, Pretoria, focused on chronic pain and musculoskeletal conditions. Our team helps you regain a pain-free lifestyle and restore your quality of life. We provide holistic, patient-centred care that addresses the root causes of pain and discomfort.
We use a biopsychosocial approach to care. Therefore, we consider physical, psychological, and social factors that affect pain. We give you simple strategies to manage pain and improve well-being. As a result, we help you take control of pain, return to daily activities, and enjoy an active lifestyle again. Our team brings years of expertise to this care.
We offer services for musculoskeletal issues and chronic pain conditions. Each treatment plan meets the patient’s needs. This approach helps us work toward the best possible outcomes.
Back and neck pain are common concerns we treat. Poor posture, injury, or a chronic condition can cause this pain. First, we assess your needs. Then, we create a tailored treatment plan. We use manual therapy, exercise therapy, and pain management techniques to reduce discomfort and improve mobility.
Sports injuries can affect performance and quality of life, whether you compete professionally or enjoy sport at the weekend. We treat and rehabilitate muscle strains, ligament sprains, and joint injuries. In addition, we focus on recovery, reducing future injury risk, and helping you return to peak performance.
Chronic pain can affect you physically and mentally. We use a holistic approach and evidence-based treatment to address the physical and psychological aspects of pain. Through personalised exercise programs, manual therapy, and self-management strategies, we help you improve quality of life and regain control over your body.
Facial and jaw pain can make it difficult to talk, eat, or sleep comfortably. This includes conditions such as TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorder. We consider these concerns as part of our comprehensive approach to pain and discomfort.
We take a comprehensive approach because pain and discomfort can have different sources. We focus on active rehabilitation and encourage you to take an active role in your recovery through exercise and pain management strategies.

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