Pretoria East Therapy Centre
Pretoria East Therapy Centre is a multi-disciplinary therapy practice situated in Faerie Glen, Pretoria. It is a place where we work together towards brighter futures for our families.
The heart of PETC is the passion we share for high-quality, holistic, professional services for those in our community.
The positive results achieved by all our therapists, are proof of the numerous degrees displayed on our walls, the years’ experience and the dedication of each therapist.
We proudly host:
- Clinical Dietitian
- Educational Psychologist
- Feeding Success (Feeding centre for picky eaters and problem feeders)
- Music Therapist
- Occupational Therapists
- Physiotherapist
- Play Therapists
- Speech Therapists
We are especially proud of the supportive and loving environment where each individual is handled with care and empathy. Parents can enjoy free WiFi, a cup of coffee and weekly exhibits while waiting for the therapy session to end.
We aim to ensure a happier, healthier life!
Available Therapies
Cecile van Niekerk
Chereen Cloete
SOS (sequential oral sensory) Feeding Approach
Hermi Viljoen
Elriza Janse van Vuuren
Bridget Herselman
Natacha Latouf & Carien Muller
Jacqui de Beer
Martelize Gropp
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