Our Doctors
Dr. Gregory Duddy
- Graduated in 1999 from the University of Johannesburg (TWR).
- Completed his Post Graduate Sports Chiropractic Diploma (ICSSD) in 2008.
- Dr Duddy has been involved with Sports Chiropractic for many years. He has been the Team Doctor for the Marais Viljoen First XV since 2004; represented the Lions Craven week Team in 2009 as Team Doctor; represented the International Sports Chiropractic Federation at the World Games in 2009 (Taiwan) and 2013 (Colombia).
- Dr Duddy typically treats patients between the ages of 10 and 60.
Dr. Ashleigh Deall
- Graduated from DUT (Durban) in 1994.
- Worked in England for two years after graduating, completing various post-graduate courses.
- Returned to Johannesburg in 1997 as a full-time lecturer at UJ, practising part-time.
- Opened Meyersdal Chiropractic Clinic with Dr Duddy in 1998.
- Completed her Post Graduate Sports Chiropractic Diploma (CCSP) in 1999.
- Dr Deall has a keen interest in Paediatric Chiropractic, and has completed various related courses in South Africa.
Dr. Lizandi Schoeman
- Dr Schoeman graduated from the University of Johannesburg and obtained her Master’s Degree of Chiropractic with distinction.
- She is currently busy with her FICS ( International Federation of Sports) ICSC (International Chiropractic Sports Certificate).
• Dr Schoeman is a family chiropractor, treating patients of every age. - She is passionate about chiropractic with a special interest in sport, and aims to help athletes achieve their goals by competing to the best of their ability, injury-free.
- An athlete herself, Dr Schoeman has competed provincially in both athletics and netball.
• She has worked at multiple sports events, including the Telkom Netball League, Cape Epic, 947 Joburg Cycle, Mad2Ride, KES Water Polo Festival, SAWMGA Horse Riding Nationals, various marathons, professional rugby games and more. - Dr Schoeman was also part of the chiropractic research team at the 2022 World Games in Birmingham Alabama.
Administration and Reception
Natali Benham, Helen Ozorio, Glenda Wade