everyone is welcome - young and old
The practice
The practice is situated in Sea Point in the heart of the Atlantic Seaboard. There is ample off-street parking, as well as wheelchair access. We consist of a small team of highly skilled and experienced Physiotherapists, whose priority is the well-being of our patients. We strive towards creating a space where our patients feel welcome and safe, and the individual need of each patient is met. Our aim is to always provide high quality treatment, which is patient-specific, evidence based and scientific.
All therapists are registered with the Health Professional Council of South Africa (HPCSA). We have a special interest in assessing and treating neuro-musculoskeletal (NMS), spinal and peripheral joint disorders using a clinically reasoned hands-on approach of manual therapy and rehabilitation. To ensure a universal high standard of treatment within the practice, all therapists attended and passed the post-graduate Othopaedic Manipulative Therapy course. The content of the course complies with the educational standards of the International Federation of Manipulative Physiotherapy (IFOMPT). We stay up to date with the latest research and continually update and advance our skills by regularly attending courses and lectures.
passion for people, the human body, movement and well-being
Meet the team
physiotherapist
Lisa Radomsky
Lisa qualified from the University of Cape Town in 1990. She worked for several years in private practice, where she gained invaluable experience in the management of musculoskeletal and sports-related conditions. She opened her own practice, Lisa Radomksy Physiotherapy, in 1993 and has spent this time committed to giving the best possible care to her patients. Lisa always challenges herself to develop professionally and expand her base of knowledge. She attends courses regularly to update her skills, amongst others the Sports Physiotherapy 1 course, Dry needling, strapping, manipulation and various other mechanical treatment techniques. She completed her post graduate diploma in Orthopaedic Manual Therapy in 2013.
She focuses on a hands-on approach, patiently empowering her patients to take responsibility for the management of their condition through exercise, postural awareness and ergonomic education. She aims to provide treatments that enhance the wellbeing, lifestyle and quality of life of each of her patients.
Lisa has a passion for travel, particularly the bush and wild camping and loves spending quality time with her twin son and daughter.
She believes strongly in giving back to her profession and has taken an active role in the Neuromusculoskeletal Physiotherapy Group (NMSPG) of the South African Society of Physiotherapists in her position as Chair and most recently as Treasurer.
physiotherapist
Debbie Creamer
Debbie first graduated from the university of the Witwatersrand in South Africa in 1992. She developed an early interest in musculoskeletal and sports injuries working in private practise at home and abroad. She completed a masters degree in musculoskeletal physiotherapy at the University of Queensland, Brisbane in 2000 and completed her pilates training under Nicole Vass, a physiotherapist and former Australian ballet dancer. She presented her masters research project on the effects of patellofemoral taping in knee osteoarthritis at IFOMT in Cape Town in 2004. She has worked with football teams, swimming squads and other athletes and worked at the Olympic village polyclinic during the Sydney 2000 games. She is particularly interested in musculoskeletal injuries, muscle impairments and the positive impact of therapeutic exercise on their recovery, and now works as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist, pilates instructor and clinical educator. She developed and has run motor control and pilates courses in South America, England, Australia and South Africa.
practice manager
Yusra Safiedien
Yusra is the warm and friendly face behind reception. She joined the practice in May 2018 and is a great asset to our team. She goes the extra mile for our patients and deals with all queries regarding appointments and/or accounts in the most professional and efficient manner. She is responsible for the warm and friendly atmosphere in reception, something which makes our practice unique and special.
Her hobbies are reading and camping. She is the mother of two beautiful girls and enjoys spending time with her family over weekends.
house keeping
Ruppy Mapfumo
Ruppy is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness and hygiene of the practice. She is at work early in the morning to make sure that the practice is ready for our patients - always with a smile on her face. Nothing is ever too much trouble for her.
Ruppy's home is the beautiful Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe and in her spare time she enjoys climbing the mountain, walking dogs and nursing elderly.