Multimed gesondheidsorgsentrum

Multimed gesondheidsorgsentrum R - Gr. 7
Klasse: 072 318 1954

Nicolene Leonard
Kliniese Sielkundige
Afsprake: 079 768 5351

Corlia Roos
Fisioterapeut
Afsprake: 018 632 6463

Elmien Louw
Spraakterapeut & Oudioloog
Afsprake: 018 632 0159

Ranché Theart / Carine van der Walt
Dieëtkundige
Afsprake: 018 632 2121

Jean-Marie Claassens
Longfunksies & Slaapstudies
Afsprake: 084 460 8265

Mariëtte Olivier
Leeskliniek vir Gr.

05/08/2026

For many first-time hearing aid users, discretion matters as much as performance.

That is why Signia offers discreet in-ear hearing solutions across the IX family.
They are designed to fit comfortably and stay out of sight, while delivering advanced support in everyday situations like conversations, cafés, and social settings.

Small in size. Strong in performance.
A confident way to take the first step into better hearing.

📍 Explore discreet hearing solutions from Signia IX: https://ow.ly/81HX50YxVwu

05/08/2026

The hidden connection between snoring and high blood pressure explained. Learn how sleep apnoea affects cardiovascular health and how CPAP therapy may help.

05/08/2026

Finding the right CPAP mask can be challenging if you sleep on your side. We compare the ResMed AirFit F40, P10, N20 and F20 to help South African CPAP users find the best combination of comfort, stability and leak control.

30/04/2026

Struggling with anxiety and poor sleep? Discover how sleep disruption, stress hormones, and breathing issues like sleep apnea can trigger anxiety.

28/04/2026

Waking up at 2AM or 3AM every night isn’t random. Learn the real causes — from stress hormones to sleep apnea — and how to fix your sleep.

23/04/2026

Sleep apnea can be a challenging condition that disrupts your nightly rest. Nevertheless, through proper management and comfort strategies, you can improve your overall sleep quality and therapy experience. Here, we will explore several ways to enhance comfort during sleep apnea therapy, focusing on...

11/03/2026

Is screen time becoming the new babysitter?

Screens are everywhere — but what happens when they quietly replace play, real‑world interaction and family time?

In this powerful episode, Prof Pieter Kruger (Director: the NWU Centre for Health and Human Performance) and Miss Hanlie Degenaar (Head of CHHP Care2Kids) unpack how screen exposure shapes a child’s brain development, behaviour, communication and social skills. They also break down what healthy limits look like for families in a digital world.

Watch this if you want to understand:
• why screen time feels so convenient
• how it affects emotional and cognitive development
• what happens to sleep, behaviour and language skills
• whether “educational” apps really help
• how much screen time is actually healthy
• what parents can do to protect development in a tech‑heavy world

🎥 Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWx7SYEKZIs



NWU - North-West University
NWU Faculty of Health Sciences
NWU CHHP: Psychology & Wellbeing

09/03/2026

Many ADHD-like behaviours in children can actually come from undiagnosed sleep disorders such as obstructive sleep apnoea. Before jumping to lifelong labels or medication, consider evaluating sleep first — it might change everything for your child. Read our short guide to the hidden link between sleep problems and ADHD symptoms. https://wix.to/3qHajnq

03/03/2026
We get it...Tablets are easy.Tablets are "mess free."Tablets keep your child occupied.And Tablet companies (and apps) ma...
01/03/2026

We get it...

Tablets are easy.
Tablets are "mess free."
Tablets keep your child occupied.

And Tablet companies (and apps) make lots of money selling the idea of "optimal learning" and "education."

But the reality is, tablets significantly interfere with and actually hurt holistic development and learning. Tablets offer an isolating, passive, and sedentary experience, which completely contradicts how children authentically learn (e.g. connection, exploration among materials + senses, and movement).

Tablets prevent children from learning how to navigate independently, self-occupy, and self-regulate. Tablets reduce attention span, as well as critical and creative thinking skills. Tablets reduce communication and connection. Tablets keep children quiet and sedentary, where they should be asking "why?!" and outside trying to climb trees.

THESE skills and experiences are what builds stronger brains, bodies, and hearts, which significantly contributes to how children will not only feel about themselves, but how they will navigate the world, indefinitely!

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Lichtenburg
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Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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