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Debbie Grusd Physiotherapy has been established since 2003 and now includes Debbie Grusd, Talya Jehosafat and Fiona Holze.
About Debbie
Debbie completed an undergraduate BSc. Physiotherapy degree at UCT, graduating in 2002. She is also a qualified CALA aqua aerobics instructor and qualified Watsu practitioner. She has trained in Advanced Aquatic Therapy techniques including Bad Ragaz, Halliwik and Ai Chi.
Outside of the water, Debbie has been training since 2002 in Mezieres Therapy with Physiotherapist Daphne Orkin. Debbie is passionate about the body and its ability to move. She is a focused body worker who listens to the individual’s needs. She deals with a wide variety of clients in and out the water. Debbie consults one-on-one and teaches classes of different levels.
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| The Pool |
The pool is fully enclosed. The depth ranges from 1.2m to 1.9m. The temperature is maintained at 32 – 34 degrees celsius. The heating system is solar powered and backed up by electrical heat pumps. The water is purified by an ozone system (active oxygen).
Ozone is safe and gentle on the skin and has no odour.The pool is constantly monitored to ensure that a healthy, hygienic environment is maintained at all times.
tioner Harold Dull began giving shiatsu in the pool is Harbin and watsu evolved from there.
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| The Practise |
Facilities
The practice consists of 3 Physiotherapy treatment areas with reception and bathroom.The pool has a change room facility with a shower and toilet.
Security
There are security cameras at the entrance and along the pathway to the practice. The practice is alarmed and supported by The Avenue Response Team.
Parking
Parking is available outside the practice and on the opposite side of Kloof Road. |
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Copyright Debbie Grusd 2009
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