About us — the team

The people behind
your progress.

The same team runs a Tuesday morning clinic list, staffs the recovery station at the Gaborone half marathon, and travels with Botswana athletes to international competition.

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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

Experiencebehind themovement.

Grace Physiotherapy is led by two directors who both still treat. The practice they run is the practice they work in — the same clinic lists, the same outreach programmes, the same touchlines.

  • Colleen Lebanna, Director and Physiotherapist at Grace Physiotherapy.

    Colleen Lebanna

    Director & Physiotherapist

  • Temo Gilike, Director and Physiotherapist at Grace Physiotherapy.

    Temo Gilike

    Director & Physiotherapist

Full profiles — qualifications, registration numbers and special interests — are being confirmed with the practice before they are published.

The rest of the team

Profiles coming soon.

Individual practitioner profiles — names, qualifications and special interests — are being confirmed with the practice before they are published here.

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Where they work

Two clinics,
one team.

Molapo Crossing — Inside the mall, Unit 108.

  • 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

African Mall — Standalone clinic on Kaunda Road.

  • 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

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