About us

A practice
in two places.

Grace Physiotherapy works from two Gaborone clinics, out in the community, and on the touchline. This is what the practice is, where it is, and who is in it.

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The practice

One practice,
two doors.

Grace Physiotherapy is a Botswana practice working out of two Gaborone clinics. Molapo Crossing is a compact suite inside the mall — Unit 108, reception opening straight onto the treatment rooms. Extension 2 is a standalone building on Kaunda Road with its own sign, its own parking, a waiting lounge and a rehabilitation corner.

Both run the same services and the same hours: 08:00 – 17:00 on monday – friday, and 09:00 – 13:00 at weekends. Which one you go to is a question of which is easier to reach, not of what you can be treated for.

The work does not stop at either door. The same team runs the recovery station at the Gaborone half marathon, screens athletes for Special Olympics Botswana, and travels with Botswana athletes to international competition.

Inside Molapo Crossing →Inside African Mall →

Inside the mall, Unit 108.

Molapo Crossing

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  • The Unit 108 glass entrance door to Grace Physiotherapy at Molapo Crossing, beside a painted mural and the Main Office signage.Unit 108 — the door you are looking for
  • The Molapo Crossing reception desk with waiting chairs and a view through to the blue curtained treatment bay.Reception and waiting
  • The front office at Molapo Crossing, with the treatment room door on the right and seating for waiting patients.Front office
  • The signposted treatment room door at Molapo Crossing, open onto a treatment plinth and step platform.Treatment room
  • A Molapo Crossing treatment room with a plinth, adjustable stool, step platform and a window onto the car park.Where the work happens

Standalone clinic on Kaunda Road.

African Mall

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  • The Grace Physiotherapy clinic building on Kaunda Road with the practice's illuminated sign above the entrance canopy.The building on Kaunda Road
  • The Grace Physiotherapy roadside signboard on Kaunda Road pointing towards the clinic and showing the branch phone number.Roadside sign — turn here
  • The African Mall reception desk beneath the Grace Physiotherapy logo wall reading A Touch of Divine Wellness.Reception
  • The waiting lounge at the African Mall clinic, with a sofa, a coffee table of reading material and a water cooler.Waiting lounge
  • The African Mall corridor lined with framed photographs from Grace Physiotherapy community events and race days.The corridor of years
  • A treatment room at the African Mall clinic with a made-up plinth, folded linen and a full-length mirror.Treatment room
  • The rehabilitation corner at the African Mall clinic with an exercise bike, gym balls, a rebounder and rolled mats.Rehabilitation corner

Recognition

Work that has
been noticed.

  • Official Wellness Champion 2023 — World Wellness Weekend.

    Official Wellness Champion 2023

    World Wellness Weekend

    Awarded to Grace Physiotherapy Clinic · Brussels, 15–17 September 2023

Partnerships & event work

  • Team Botswana

    Travelling physiotherapy support at international athletics meets

  • Special Olympics Botswana

    FUNfitness screening programme

  • Commonwealth Sport Botswana

    Athlete support

  • Gaborone Half Marathon

    Recovery station partner

  • Airport Junction 5K & 10K Fun Run

    Recovery station partner

  • She Runs The World Run

    Recovery station partner

Presence and support at these events is evidenced in the practice's own photography. Nothing here claims a clinical outcome.

A Grace Physiotherapy therapist treating a young child on a treatment table, with a parent close by.

Act 08 — Human care

Care is
personal.

No two bodies, goals or recovery journeys are identical. Two people with the same painful knee can need completely different plans — which is why the assessment comes first, every time.

Assessment
Understanding the whole picture before treating any part of it.
Plan
Goals you actually care about, and a route towards them.
Progress
Reviewed and adjusted as your body responds.

Recognition

Official Wellness Champion 2023

World Wellness Weekend — Awarded to Grace Physiotherapy Clinic · Brussels, 15–17 September 2023

Who we help

From club runners to national team competition — injury management, recovery and the work of getting back to competing.

Most relevant services

  • Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
  • Sports Physiotherapy
  • Rehabilitation & Exercise Therapy

The team

The peoplebehindyour progress.

Grace Physiotherapy is a Botswana practice working across two Gaborone clinics, community outreach programmes and the touchline. The same team that runs a Tuesday morning clinic list also staffs the recovery station at the Gaborone half marathon and travels with Botswana athletes to international competition.

  • The Grace Physiotherapy team together at the clinic.
  • Grace Physiotherapy team members in branded kit at a race day recovery station.
  • Four members of the Grace Physiotherapy team outdoors at a community event.
  • Grace Physiotherapy team members at a community health outreach stand.

Directors

  • Colleen Lebanna, Director and Physiotherapist at Grace Physiotherapy.

    Colleen Lebanna

    Director & Physiotherapist

  • Temo Gilike, Director and Physiotherapist at Grace Physiotherapy.

    Temo Gilike

    Director & Physiotherapist

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