Offering a medical and holistic approach to restore joy of movement
Joanne Enslin-de Wet
Joanne Enslin-de Wet is a qualified physiotherapist with degrees from the University of the Witwatersrand, University of Cape Town and Boston University. Joanne spent five years working at Boston Children's Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital. The time spent in America inspired her to direct her skills towards osteopathy - treating the person as a whole - assessing each patient from a mechanical, functional and postural perspective.
BSc Physiotherapy (University of the Witwatersrand, RSA)
BSc Med (Hons) Sportscience (University of Cape Town, RSA)
MSc Exercise Physiology (Boston, USA)
Amy Prud’homme du Hancourt
BSc Physiotherapy (University of the Western Cape, RSA)
Amy qualified in 2008 from UWC with BSc. Physiotherapy. She worked in Government Hospitals for 3 years which included both acute treatments as well as rehabilitation. She then moved to private practice as well as working in medi-clinic and curomed. She has a backround in dance including ballet, modern and salsa dancing. She treats all sports injuries and has a special interest in musculoskeletal conditions. She has completed post graduate courses such as dry needling 1,2 and 3 as well as kinesiotaping 1 and 2. In 2013 she completed the Visceral manipulation course and in 2014 the Craniosacral therapy course. She is also a pilates instructor completing her course in Cape Town 2011 with a special interest in rehabilitation.
Chloé Marillier
Chloé graduated in 2013 with a BSc (HONS) degree with specialization in Sport Science from the University of Johannesburg. She has a keen interest in sport and health and enjoys swimming, running and cycling. During her studies she became interested in pilates as a method of instruction to improve posture, health and overall well-being. She decided to further her studies by studying to become a STOTT pilates instructor. Chloé is passionate about the way pilates can help people from all walks of life. She has a keen interest in rehab (completed courses in Injuries and Special Populations in 2014), as well as how correct core and stabilizer strengthening can help elite athletes.
Tannah Sawyer
STOTT certified instructor with an interest in back pain, having had an injury herself a few years ago (5 fractured vertebrae). She is able to empathise with those who suffer from back pathologies as well as enjoying helping sportsmen improve their sport by strengthening their CORE and relevant muscles. Was a Cecchetti Ballet dancer before her injury and is now specialized with the STOTT Pilates method of movement.
Mallory Coetsee
Mallory graduated from WITS in 2013 with BSc Physiotherapy. She worked in a government hospital for 2.5 years, and then moved to a private step-down hospital where she treated sub-acute and rehabilitation conditions. Mallory found the benefit of Pilates in this setting and completed her course through APPI. She has a special interest in orthopaedic and neurological rehabilitation. Mallory is currently working as a Pilates instructor at the practice.
Monica Tefo
Monica is the smiling friendly face at the front desk welcoming you when entering our practice. Monica is multi-talented and involved in all aspects of our practice from booking appointments to handing our suckers to the kids!!!! Monica has been our receptionist for 9 years but has been with Joanne Enslin and associates for a total of 16 years!
