Mary McCance Physiotherapist Cumbria UK
- 01539 725220
- 80 Kirkland Court Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 5AP
Located in the south of Johannesburg, Stacey Claase Physiotherapy and Pilates is a private practice dedicated to improving the lives of our patients through the beauty of movement. Our mission is to reduce pain, restore function, enhance performance, and decrease the risk of injury or disease. We are committed to supporting our patients in achieving their personal goals, whether related to work, daily life, or sports.
At Stacey Claase Physiotherapy and Pilates, we blend expert physiotherapy with the transformative benefits of Pilates to provide comprehensive care. Our approach is patient-centric, focusing on tailored treatment and evidence-based therapies.
Physiotherapy is the cornerstone of our practice. We offer in-depth assessments, accurate diagnoses, and goal-orientated treatment plans, ensuring the best care for each individual. Our team has a special interest in:
We take a hands-on approach to physiotherapy, incorporating manual techniques to help restore function and alleviate pain. We place a strong emphasis on biomechanics and the power of exercise, using tailored exercises to support recovery and performance optimisation.
Our physiotherapists work closely with GPs and specialists, offering referrals when necessary to ensure comprehensive care.
As the only studio in the south of Johannesburg offering clinical Pilates sessions led by a trained physiotherapist, we provide a unique service that bridges the gap between physiotherapy treatment and returning to full function.
Clinical Pilates is a powerful method that improves:
Whether recovering from an injury or seeking to enhance overall movement, clinical Pilates is an ideal way to restore and maintain physical well-being.
Physiotherapy is a medical profession that revolves around the science of movement. The goal of physiotherapy is to restore and optimise movement and function, particularly after injury, illness, or disability. Physiotherapists are experts in human anatomy, physiology, pain mechanisms, and the neuromusculoskeletal system. They work with patients through every stage of their condition, from acute care to full rehabilitation.
Our process begins with a thorough assessment to establish a diagnosis. This includes examining joints, nerves, muscles, soft tissues, range of motion, muscle strength, and functional movement patterns. Based on this, we set individualised goals and work closely with patients to achieve them.
We use the following 5 pillars in our approach to physiotherapy management:
