The person behind
the practice

Corlene Johnston is a physiotherapist with an honours degree and a deep fascination with the way the brain shapes movement — and the way movement, in turn, shapes the brain. That fascination became NeuroMotion: a practice dedicated to neurodevelopment, movement, recovery and performance.

Her work spans the whole arc of a moving life. In the same week she might help a baby who is late to crawl, guide a patient through rehabilitation after surgery or a neurological event, and fine-tune the movement patterns of a competitive athlete. The common thread is always the same: understand how this brain and this body are talking to each other, then help the conversation flow.

NeuroMotion is based in George, in the heart of the Garden Route, serving families, patients and athletes from the surrounding communities.

✎ This biography is placeholder copy — Corlene’s own story, background and photos will replace it before launch.