PROFESSIONAL AND QUALITY HEALTH CARE

ACHIEVING OPTIMAL HEALTH

SERVICES

Anna strives to deliver excellence and a high standard of professional care to her clients. With consistent achievement of excellence in her ongoing studies and almost 20 years of experience in the field of physiotherapy, Anna is well qualified to assist you in achieving optimal health.

Assessment, treatment and rehabilitation of joint, soft tissue and neural conditions
Injury prevention and optimal performance for the sporting enthusiast
Postural and biomechanical assessment and rehabilitation
Comprehensive neurological examination
Ergonomic assessment and correction

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HOW CAN PHYSIOTHERAPY HELP YOU?

Physiotherapy involves the assessment, treatment and rehabilitation of a wide range of neuromusculoskeletal injuries and conditions.

Neck and back pain
Spinal conditions
Headache and TMJ disorders
Lower and upper limb injuries
Overuse and sports-related conditions
Foot and ankle injuries/pain
Osteoarthritis
Degenerative joint disorders
Chronic pain
Tension-related disorders
Post-operative orthopaedic rehabilitation
Neural disorders and nerve-related pain

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ABOUT ANNA

Anna Prinsloo graduated magna cum laude with distinction from the University of Cape Town in 2002. After completing her community service at Eben Donges Hospital in Worcester she began her physiotherapy career at the Sports Science Institute of South Africa. Since then she has continued to gain experience in the field of sport and orthopaedic manual physiotherapy in various Cape Town-based private practices. She was part of the team at the UCT Sports Injuries Centre for 4 years. During this time, she was fortunate to gain a tremendous amount of experience in foot and ankle physiotherapy while working alongside Helene Simpson. Anna completed the Sport Physiotherapy Course in 2015 and the Orthopaedic Manual Therapy Course in 2016. She was awarded the prize for top student in the Western Cape for both of these courses. She has previously served on the committee for the Western Cape Sports Physiotherapy Group and has assisted with under-graduate training of physiotherapists at the University of Cape Town. She is currently on the committee for the Advanced Neuromusculoskeletal course in the Western Cape, and is involved with the clinical mentorship and examination of physiotherapists at a post-graduate level.