Languages: English
Hemakshi has been practising as a Physiotherapist since 1994. She enrolled for a Post Grad Manual Therapy course at the University of South Australia, Adelaide, in 1997. On her return, she had a special unit for managing musculoskeletal patients at the hospital where she worked. Her interest in managing musculoskeletal disorders led her to set up her own consulting practice where she manages a diverse patient profile using an integrated approach — Evaluation | Recovery | Prevention | Enhancement.
Hemakshi’s keen interest in sharing knowledge and industry building, coupled with the drive to change perceptions about physiotherapy, led her to conduct a series of workshops in diverse subjects of physiotherapy. Subsequently, she became a founder member of the Academy of Rehab Sciences, an organisation that conducts workshops to update and enhance the knowledge and skills of fellow physiotherapists.
She came across the concept of Kinetic Control in 2011 when Sarah was first invited to India. The concept of movement intrigued her curiosity to learn more about it. After applying it to patients and successfully achieving unbelievable results, there was no looking back. Evaluating through understanding movement has widened her horizon in the management of musculoskeletal dysfunctions.
She strongly believes that movement is the future of physiotherapy and is excited to be a part of the Kinetic Control team, spreading its awareness by teaching the concept in India through her Academy of Rehab Sciences.