Rebecca Wilkinson Physiotherapist Kendal
- 01539 725220
- 80 Kirkland Court Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 5AP
Groenewald Coetsee Physiotherapy Edenvale provides personalised physiotherapy at the ReActive Sport Orthopaedic Rehabilitation Centre at Harmelia Medical Centre.
Founded in 2024 by Nadia Groenewald and Mallory Coetsee, the practice brings over 30 years of combined clinical experience. It operates from the ReActive Sport Orthopaedic Rehabilitation Centre at Harmelia Medical Centre, previously known as Harmelia Hospital or Hydromed. The practice was acquired from its original owners, who served Edenvale and the greater Johannesburg community for over 40 years.
The practice is registered with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA). Therefore, its physiotherapists can assess, diagnose, and treat a wide range of conditions. The team focuses on sports and orthopaedic physiotherapy. In addition, the practice treats certain cardiopulmonary conditions.
The team aims to provide short-term relief from pain, stiffness, and discomfort. However, long-term rehabilitation remains a key focus. Treatment includes exercise and strengthening to support lasting improvements in health and mobility.
Each patient receives personalised care based on a thorough assessment. The physiotherapists then create a treatment plan that meets individual needs. Furthermore, every session provides quality, one-on-one time with a physiotherapist. Sessions last 30–45 minutes, which supports focused treatment, good results, and patient satisfaction.
The practice offers physiotherapy for musculoskeletal, sports-related, and other conditions. Treatment aims to reduce symptoms, improve movement, and support recovery.
Neck and back pain can develop from poor posture, muscle strain, or injury. Treatment includes hands-on techniques and exercise therapy to reduce pain and improve flexibility and function.
Concussions can affect health and well-being for an extended period. The practice provides a comprehensive concussion management programme to support proper recovery and a safe return to normal activities.
Sciatica can result from a herniated disc or spinal problems. It may cause sharp pain that travels down the leg. Treatment aims to reduce pain, improve movement, and address the causes of sciatica.
The team treats muscle and ligament injuries with a focus on pain relief, strength recovery, and functional movement. The practice also provides rehabilitation after surgery, including joint replacement, ACL reconstruction, and tendon repair. Each patient receives a customised recovery plan to support healing.
The physiotherapists treat plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, and general foot pain. As a result, patients can work towards improved mobility and greater comfort.

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