Loreen Winton obtained a Biokinetics degree at the University of Pretoria. Shortly after completing her internship, she relocated to Cape Town in 2006.
In 2019, she completed her Masters in Disability and Rehabilitation at Stellenbosch University, with her research project focusing on Diabetes in the Western Cape.
Throughout her years as a Biokineticist, she has developed a keen, albeit varied, interest in cardiac rehabilitation and diabetes management, Parkinson's and orthopaedic rehabilitation.
Loreen values integrity, honesty and she is passionate about people and teaching. She is particularly fascinated with the body and how it works. Living in Cape Town affords her the opportunity to explore this personally by enjoying a wonderful array of outdoor activities.
Through exercise, Loreen's practice aims to help you regain a healthy and fulfilling lifestyle, embracing your abilities, learning about your limits and educating you along the way in a fun and safe environment.

Lisa is a junior Biokineticist at Loreen Winton Biokineticist.  Lisa is a highly motivated individual with a strong passion for the performing arts, and has been dancing since the age of three.  She completed her RAD advance 2 qualification in 2015 - this achievement sparked her interest in Biokinetics and the performing arts. She went on to complete her Honours in Biokinetics at Stellenbosch University.
As a former dancer, Lisa applies individualised and scientific-based rehabilitation techniques to ensure    optimal recovery for rising talents. She has a particular interest in special populations, dance rehab and    individuals with trans-tibial prosthetics.
Lisa is creative and determined to achieve her goals. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time outdoors, painting, and taking in the breathtaking sunsets of Cape Town - but her true passion will always be dancing.

Meet our newest intern biokineticist, 23-year-old Micaela Ockhuis. She began her studies in Sport Science at the University of the Western Cape (UWC) in 2019, which ignited a deep interest in human movement and sport rehabilitation. This passion drove her to complete her honours in biokinetics the the University of Cape Town, which she graduated from in 2023.
Micaela finds joy in connecting with people and assisting them, making biokinetics a natural fit for her. She enjoys running and has recently taken up cycling. Micaela is an only child who loves to laugh and has two dogs, Sky and Cosmo.