MEET THE TEAM
Onicca Mokgaetji Nong – Physiotherapist and Founder
Onicca Mokgaetji Nong obtained her physiotherapy degree at the University of Pretoria in 2015.
She completed community service in 2016 at St. Ritas hospital in Limpopo, treating a variety of conditions. During her community service, she completed multiple post-grad courses, including dry needling level 1 and advanced taping.

Onicca completed her OMT-1 course through the South Africa society of Physiotherapy. The OMT course is an evidence-based course grounded in the biopsychosocial management of patients with neuromusculoskeletal pain and dysfunction.
She then worked as a Senior Physiotherapist at Philadelphia Regional hospital from 2017 – 2019, where she gained experience in multiple fields of physiotherapy.
She is passionate about many areas of ongoing specialisations that physiotherapy offers, with a special interest in treating and managing neuromusculoskeletal, sports and orthopaedic conditions. Her passion has led her to volunteer at the Mamelodi Sundowns academy while completing her final year in 2015. She got the opportunity to travel with the U17 team to China for the Gothia Cup Tournament in 2017 as the team physiotherapist.
Onicca Nong gained exposure in private practice through locums at various private practices and private hospitals, gaining simultaneous experience in treating and managing neuromuscular, sports, ortho, paediatric, ICU, cardio-pulmonary conditions etc. This inspired her to open her own private practice in 2018.
She is currently registered for a post-grad diploma in sports and exercise physiotherapy with the University of Witwatersrand and she's part of the Mamelodi sundowns FC medical team.

HEALING HANDS
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is a treatment session?
Your initial consultation and treatment can take 80 minutes long, depending on the complexity of your condition or injury. Thereafter, follow-up sessions can range from 45-60 minutes. All new patients should arrive at least 10-15 minutes early in order to fill out a medical record form.
