Clinton qualified as a physiotherapist in Durban in 1989 and went on to do his Sports Medicine Honours Degree full time in 1991 with Prof. Tim Noakes in Cape Town, following his 1 year military service in 1990.

During his 1990 year he was the sharks team physiotherapist. He then travelled to the UK, USA, Australia an New Zealand for 4 and a half years working at sport medicine clinics in each country.

On his return to South Africa, Clinton set up a Multidisciplinary Sport Clinic in Durban 13 years ago, which services many elite and recreational sports people. Over our 13 years of practice we have looked after many sporting codes: Sharks Rugby, Premier Soccer sides, KZN and international athletes, hockey, swimming, cyclists, cricket teams.

Clinton is a passionate individual who has rehabilitated many athletes and enhanced performance in these individuals and many sporting teams. He plays an integral part in Kings Park Sport Medicine Centre multidisciplinary approach to treatment and rehab.

Kerryn qualified as a dietician in 2003. After university she completed her community service year at Montebello hospital, following which she worked at Stanger Hospital for two years as a clinical dietician. From 2006 to 2011 Kerryn lived and worked in London, where she specialised as a paediatric dietician. She is now back in her home town to start her own practice and to bring back the experience she gained abroad.

Kerryn competed in many sports throughout her career and has therefore always had a keen interest in sports nutrition. This led her to complete an exercise science course as well as undertake the two year Sports Nutrition Diploma through the International Olympic Committee. The IOC Diploma gave her the opportunity to learn from the leaders in the field internationally, looking at the latest science driving sports nutrition.

Kerryn’s main goal is to educate, and to enhance the performance of, both recreational and professional athletes via their nutrition plans, and in doing so, help them compete to the best of their ability. Having seen the impact of calculated nutrition on well documented sports, such as running and swimming, she would like to work on the role that nutrition plays in events such as surfing, golf, mountain biking, skate boarding and the like.

Kerryn is registered to perform the Discovery Vitality Nutrition Assessments as well as the CDE assessments. She has a wealth of experience with type 1 diabetes, being especially interested in managing athletes with this condition.

“The amount, composition and timing of food intake can profoundly affect sports performance” – IOC Consensus.

Tasha Ann Slatter is a qualified Quantum Biofeedback SCIO Specialist (PTA).
She also studied in Cape Town and obtained her IMM BBA Degree along with Events Management, Journalism and Public Relations. She has a passion for helping individuals achieve their maximum potential, from olympic level athletes, and children, to the elderly.

Jenny Bruce is a registered nurse and midwife with over 20 years in this field. She studied in Durban and qualified in 1989. She then traveled overseas for 2 years. Jenny is currently situated at the Mount Edgecombe practice. Jenny is offering a large number of primary health services including wound care, basic treatments, blood pressure checks, cholesterol checks and so on.
Jenny is also offering courses on first aid and information on how to prevent injuries and accidents, her passion is to educate as many people as possible regarding the initial intervention that is needed after an accident or trauma. The service will also include training and educating child minders in the home environment.

Further services include the immediate care of mother and newborn baby, focusing on the establishment of breastfeeding and caring for the newborn.

Megan studied at the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal and completed her degree in 2008. After university she completed her community service year at Wentworth hospital. She then went on to work at a large private practice at Westville hospital from January 2010 till April 2011. After Westville, Megan moved to Pietermaritzburg where she worked for another private practice treating patients at both Medi-Clinic and St Annes Hospitals as well as seeing out patients in the rooms. Having worked in different hospital environments, Megan has a good understanding of both the acute and chronic sides of injuries. She also had the opportunity of working closely with many excellent specialist surgeons.
Megan treats a wide variety of neuromuscular disorders but has a particular interest in sports injuries and post-operative rehabilitation. Dry needling, sports strapping and taping, pilates exercises, chest physiotherapy as well as light therapy for wound healing are also among the different services that are offered.
Megan believes in providing comprehensive treatment working through all the different stages of injury and illness. She aims to restore individuals to their highest level of function so that they can live a happy, active and healthy life.

Dominique qualified as a Clinical Psychologist in Bloemfontein, where she attained her Master’s degree with distinction. She then completed her internship at the Free State Psychiatric Hospital and her community service at Mahatma Gandhi Hospital in Durban. Thereafter, Dominique moved to the corporate sector and joined Mandala Consulting for three years. Her focus during this period was workshop facilitation, psychometric assessments and project management for large organizations such as Netcare, the Department of Health and other international companies. Dominique also obtained further accreditation for many psychometric assessments namely; EQi, MBTI, Lens, TRAM. In 2009 she opened her own private practice at Sunningdale Medical Centre where she focused on individual psychotherapy for both children and adults. Dominique also provides an in house psychotherapeutic service for many large corporate organizations on the Ridge, such as Alexander Forbes, Derivco and SA Home Loans. She is currently also part of the team at Ethekweni hospital where she does group therapy for inpatients. Dominique has now opened, in addition to Sunningdale Medical Centre, rooms at Mount Edgecombe Country Club.
Dominique is a dedicated individual who is passionate about psychotherapy and helping people deal with the stressors of life. She is married with two children and enjoys a balanced lifestyle of being a mother, homemaker and provider.

Colette qualified as a Homoeopath in 2004. She then moved to the United Kingdom and she worked in the National Health Service until 2006.

In 2007 she joined the LIFE Centre where she worked under the Dr Colin La Grange and gained a special interest in Natural Fertility Treatment. In this regard she was fortunate enough to attend an “East Meets West” in Reproductive Medicine Conference presented by the very impressive Mike Berkley of The Berkley Centre for Reproductive Wellness in New York in 2008.

Over the last 4 years her practice has developed as a general practice, but with particular emphasis on reproductive, children’s and mental health.

Academically she lectures both Systemic and General Pathology and is part of DUT’s diagnostic team. As such she believes she approaches practice in a highly clinical way, but offers patients a more holistic treatment option, including Homoeopathics, Phytotherapy and Needling.