Tracy Prowse

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Tracy Prowse

Tracy is a child and adolescent health physiotherapist, mindfulness teacher, pain practitioner, lecturer and trainer

MPhil (Sports Physio), BSc(Physio)Hons, Pain Management Cert., Mindfulness-Based Interventions Cert.

Physiotherapist

Founder of Flourish Retreats & Physifun

About

Tracy Prowse is a registered practising physiotherapist in South Africa. She uses an integrative and functional medicine approach in order to facilitate a journey towards wellbeing. Her special interest lies in paediatrics and the adolescent patient, although she has a varied caseload of all ages. Tracy divides her time between running her private practice in Stellenbosch and consulting privately, as well as lecturing and facilitating both the Physifun Programme and some of the modules on the Train Pain Academy Pain Certification Programme. Tracy has a Masters Degree in Sports Physiotherapy, a Certificate in Pain Management & Treatment, and a Certification in the two-year training programme in Mindfulness-Based Interventions Certification through Stellenbosch University.

Disclosures

No relevant relationships disclosed by instructor.
Non-financial disclosure related to Tracy Prowse's Mindfulness courses: I am a board member of the Institute for Mindfulness in South Africa.

Featured Review

Tracy Prowse provides an excellent overview of contributing factors to overuse and burnout in children and how to assess, consider and manage these risks for our young population. She backs her presentation with relevant articles, guidelines, and expertise.

Claire Horn

Developing Physically Active and Sporty Kids – Overuse Injuries and Burnout

Brilliant course! Thank you for breaking it down so simply. Tracy's clinical experience comes through how she explains concepts and principles! It is especially true for physios like myself who are not highly specialised in childhood/paediatric physio.

Assessment and Exercise Interventions in Early and Middle Childhood Development

Tracy Prowse gave us a clear picture of what benign joint hypermobility syndrome is, how to diagnose and how to manage it.

Karin Stork

Benign Joint Hypermobility Syndrome

Well done Tracy, excellent course. Very clear and very useful for my needs, because I work with children. A very good general view and starting point from which to research specific aspects of mindfulness. Congratulations!