Darek Lam

Senior Principal Physiotherapist
Clinical Director

Master (Sports Physiotherapy) Queensland
BSc (Physiotherapy) Manchester UK

Ang Mo Kio

Over 18 years experience | Converse in English, Mandarin and Hokkien
Darek started his physio career in Changi Sports Medicine Centre (CSMC) and Singapore Sports Medicine Centre in 2003. He is highly experienced in treating a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries including hand injuries and post- operative orthopaedic conditions. He has special interests in treating knee pains and is regarded as an expert in knee rehabilitation amongst his peers. He also has special interest in treating runners and golfers.

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Darek led a team of physiotherapists and sports trainers from 2009 to 2011 and is also in-charge of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), cartilage repair and golf rehabilitation programme. In 2012-2013, Darek set up his own private practice GoPhysio which specialises in providing top notch home physiotherapy services. The following year BMJ Physiotherapy was conceived to bring together a team of Allied Health Professionals to provide quality rehabilitative care to our patients.

His treatment techniques include the use of Clinical Pilates and Visceral Manipulation to treat movement dysfunction. He also uses dry needling, radial shockwave therapy and myofascial release technique as part of his treatment protocol. He believes that our body should operate in a pain-free environment for the individual to enjoy and excel in his/her sports.

Lim Ding Zhi

Lim Ding Zhi

Senior Physiotherapist

BSc Physiotherapy (Hon),
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

Ang Mo Kio

Over 5 years experience | Converse in English, Mandarin and Hokkien
Ding Zhi started his career as a physiotherapist in Tan Tock Seng Hospital back in 2018. While working in a public hospital, he managed patients with a variety of different conditions including orthopaedic, neurology, and cardiopulmonary conditions.

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Ding Zhi has a special interest in managing lower limb musculoskeletal conditions and is experienced in post-operative rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries such as amputation, total knee replacement, and total hip replacement.

Through the course of his work, he believes in taking a holistic approach in his patient’s care by listening and prioritising their needs. He is committed to helping patients to progress through their rehabilitation journey. He also strives to improves himself clinically to ensure that his patients obtains quality care.

Nicole Voon

Physiotherapist

BSc Physiotherapy (Hon),
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

Ang Mo Kio

Converse in English and Mandarin
Nicole’s passion ignited when she witnessed the transformative benefits of physiotherapy first-hand, after experiencing neck pain from long hours at a desk-bound job. Since then, she has had the privilege to work with patients in a community hospital setting and is experienced in post-operative orthopaedic and neurophysiotherapy, particularly in stroke and Parkinson’s’ Disease conditions.

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Nicole joined BMJ Physiotherapy to pursue her interest in musculoskeletal conditions. Beyond her professional endeavours, she finds joy in weightlifting, swimming, and running. She enjoys trying new sports and is always ready to learn from others, aiming to better support her patients on their path towards pain-free lives.

As a Physiotherapist, Nicole strongly believes in taking a holistic approach, emphasising on helping patients understand that small adjustments and profoundly change our lives.

Dr Sharon Wang

Senior Principal Physiotherapist

Doctorate of Physical Therapy (US)
Master of Msk & Sports Physiotherapy, Australia
BSc (Hons.) in Physiotherapy (UK)

Kovan

Over 12 years experience | Converse in English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Hokkien
Sharon started her career in Singapore General Hospital in 2009 managing a wide array of patient types including cardiopulmonary as well as burns, plastics, and oncology. However, her passion lies in the field of Orthopaedics and assisting people to return to the sports they love.

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She completed her Masters of Musculoskeletal & Sports Physiotherapy in 2014 with the scholarship awarded by Sengkang General Hospital. Upon her return, she was involved in the setup of the outpatients team and led the Ortho-surgical team.

Sharon is experienced with sport injuries including a wide range of a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries including hand injuries and post-operative orthopaedic conditions.

Sharon is also active in the sports scene where she provided medical coverage for the Team Singapore during major games – SEA games, SEA Paragames and Asian games. She is a certified KinesioTape and RockTape practitioner, and also a level 1 Animal Flow instructor. She is a dancer, yogi, basketball player and creates her own HIIT exercises.

Angela Lim

Principal Physiotherapist

Master Manipulative Physiotherapy, Curtin
BSc (Physiotherapy), QMU (UK)

Kovan

Over 12 years experience | Converse in English, Mandarin, Teochew
Angela’s physiotherapy journey began in Singapore General Hospital (SGH) in the Orthopaedic, Geriatric and Neurological Rehabilitation departments in 2009. Her Masters in Manipulative Therapy was later pursued in Curtin University. Her main interests are in shoulder, neck and back pain management.

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Angela first started her career as an auditor with PriceWaterhouseCoopers.

Her true passion, however, came to be in Physiotherapy as it gave her immense satisfaction customizing treatment programmes for her patient’s rehabilitation; knowing she plays an integral role in each and every patient’s physical and mental health.

In her free time, Angela volunteers in overseas outreach programs such as Myanmar and Siem Reap to educate kids and adults on simple self-care exercises.

She is a strong believer in adopting a Holistic approach to seeing each patient and is currently also a practicing Yoga teacher.

Janette Goh

Senior Physiotherapist

BSc (Hons) in Life Science, NUS,
Dip in Physiotherapy, NYP

Kovan

Over 7 years experience | Converse in English, Mandarin and Hokkien
Janette started her Physiotherapy career in KK women’s and children hospital. She specialised in musculoskeletal pains and post-surgery rehabilitation in kids and adults. She has amassed clinical experience dealing with a wide array of patients from newborn to older adults, including newborns with torticollis, young children with habitual tip-toe walking, adolescents with sporting injuries, women ante/post-natally and older adults with osteoporosis.

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Her interest lies in back pain and individuals with sporting injuries. Her skills, along with her caring attributes and passion allow her to facilitate her clients to optimise function.

Janette enjoys yoga and Salsa dance in her free time. She is also actively performing and competing Salsa dance since 2011. She is well-versed in dance and performance-related injuries.

Aloysius Chan

Senior Physiotherapist

B. Physiotherapy (Hons), University of South Australia

Kovan

Over 7 years experience | Converse in English, Mandarin and Teochew
Aloysius commenced his career at Singapore General Hospital. Having spent 7 years working in the biggest restructured hospital in Singapore, he gained experience to many complex clinical conditions within various rehabilitation settings. He specialises in chronic disease, obesity, osteoporosis and oncology exercise rehabilitation; and has treated many musculoskeletal related conditions secondary to these diseases. Aloysius is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (NSCA).

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Aloysius was a previous team member of Singapore General Hospital’s Obesity Centre and metastatic prostate cancer multidisciplinary teams. With a keen interest in oncology rehabilitation, Aloysius was awarded the FY2019 Singhealth Health Manpower Development Plan (HMDP) Fellowship for exercise rehabilitation in patients with metastatic prostate cancer. Aloysius also won the Singapore Health Service Quality Awards in 2018 and 2021 for providing outstanding care for patients and contributions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Being a previous competitive golfer and competed in tournaments internationally, Aloysius has a special interest in managing golf related injuries, attaining a Titleist Performance Institute Level 1 Certification in 2016 and completed an Honours research thesis on lower back pain and golf swing biomechanics. He believes being an ex-athlete with his fair share of injuries allowed him to be empathetic and appreciate how important a Physiotherapist is in the journey back to sport or function.

Aloysius is a firm believer of patient empowerment and works together with patients to allow them to take active ownership of their health, providing the best holistic care.

Outside of work, you will find Aloysius catching up on golf related news, cycling in the park connectors or surfing through interior design aesthetic ideas.

Kiyoko Ong

Senior Physiotherapist

Master in Public Health, NUS
BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy (Trinity College, Dublin)

Kovan

Over 8 years experience | Converse in English, Mandarin and Teochew
Kiyoko started working at Raffles Hospital in 2011, and then moved on to Changi General Hospital where she gained experience in treating a wide range of conditions, including musculoskeletal, post-operative orthopaedic, cardiopulmonary and neurology. Her interests are in back pain and lower limb injuries, and also has special interest in treating footballers.

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She played competitive basketball, floorball, and table tennis in school, and also represented Singapore in Women’s Football. This involvement in sports deepened Kiyoko’s understanding of sports-related injuries and is what inspires her to supporting others in their journey of recovery.

In addition to participating in research and quality improvement projects in Changi General Hospital, Kiyoko was also a clinical educator to undergraduate physiotherapy students and mentor to junior physiotherapists. She strongly believes in using evidence-based approach to alleviate pain and restore mobility, allowing patients to regain confidence and to resume their daily activities.

Being trained in public health and having a keen focus in preventive care, Kiyoko is dedicated to empowering her patients to take charge of their health through personalized treatment plans and education. She is a certified Kinesio Rock Tape practitioner and has a FAS/AFC ‘C’ Diploma in football coaching.

Outside of work, Kiyoko enjoys playing football, doing yoga and rock climbing. She is also a bun-mum to her two adorable bunnies.

Bruno Chia

Principal Physiotherapist

BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy (Trinity College, Dublin)

Tampines

Over 10 years experience | Converse in English, Mandarin and Hokkien
Bruno gained his working experience at Changi Sport Medicine Center (CSMC) with a firm interest in Sports Physiotherapy. He has been working as an outpatient musculoskeletal specialised physiotherapist since 2013 with 7 years in the private setting. Bruno’s specialties is in neck, back and shoulder rehabilitation, bio-mechanics correction involving sports and functional movement.

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Bruno was the team leader at CSMC and was the Principal investigator in a multi-department musculoskeletal disorder research group. He won both the Changi General Hospital Best Service award and the Eastern Health Alliance Caring award in 2014. He was the official physiotherapist for major local and international sports events in Singapore including: South East Asian Games 2015, World Rugby 7s 2014, National Netball Super League and Singapore schools Inter-varsity Taekwondo Competition.

He enjoys seeing both sport athletes and the elderly population alike for surgical and non-surgical musculoskeletal, spinal and chronic pain conditions. He uses a multitude of hands on techniques for treatment that involves Myofascial Release, Muscle Energy and Joint Mobilisations and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. During his free time, he plays Rugby, Taekwondo, Badminton and indoor sports climbing. Bruno is a certified Exercise is Medicine Singapore practitioner and certified Kinesio RockTape Instructor

Alyssa Tang

Senior Physiotherapist

BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, Glasgow Caledonian University

Tampines

Over 5 years experience | Converse in English and Mandarin

Alyssa started her career as a research assistant at National Neuroscience Institute but pursued Physiotherapy instead as she is passionate about supporting others to maximise their health and attain their functional goals.

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Having worked in the SPD since 2018, she has wide exposure to patients with Geriatric, Neuro, Ortho and Cardiopulmonary conditions and has worked in various settings from Day Rehabilitation Centres, Day Care Centres, to home therapy. She believes in providing patient centred care so gains can be translated into their daily life.

She is experienced with musculoskeletal injuries including post-operative orthopaedic condition and has a keen interest in conditions of the upper limb. As a keen learner of all things related to the human body, she maintains up-to-date with current research evidence and continues to attend courses to help treat patients effectively and holistically.

During her free time, Alyssa enjoys sport climbing, surf-skating, reading, and exploring other physical activities.

Vanessa Goh

Principal Physiotherapist                                                                                                                                                  Associate Director (Training)

Master of Manual Therapy, University of Western Australia
BHSc (Physiotherapy), University of Sydney
ACSM Certified Clinical Exercise Specialist

Marine Parade

Over 12 years experience | Converse in English, Mandarin and Hokkien
Vanessa started her Physiotherapy career in 2009 in Changi General Hospital and Changi Sports Medicine Centre where she clocked in experience in Orthopaedics, Cardiopulmonary, Neuro and Musculoskeletal cases.

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She is experienced with a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries including hand injuries and post-operative orthopaedic conditions. She has special interests in treating knee, foot, ankle and shoulder conditions.

She is also a certified Clinical Exercise Specialist from the American College of Sports Medicine, a Level 2 Clinical Pilates Practitioner, a Certified RockTape practitioner and has completed the International Rugby Board (IRB) Level 2 Immediate Care Medical Course in 2014.

She was involved in the coverage of various sporting events such as OSIM Triathlons, Standard Charted Marathons, 2009 Asian Youth Games, 2012 Clash of Continents and 2013 Li Ning Singapore Badminton Open.

Vanessa is responsible for the clinical educational function(s) in BMJ Group of clinics. She focus on leveraging proven methodology to inform strategic decisions to optimize our clinical outcomes for patients.

Chew Sook Fun

Physiotherapist                                                                                                                       

BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, Queen Margaret University

Marine Parade

Over 5 years experience
Converse in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Malay

Sook Fun began her career as an engineer in an American semi-conductor organisation in 2010. She was inspired to become a physiotherapist as she witnessed her mother’s recovery from a back pain through physiotherapy. That ignited her passion and made her pursue this meaningful career. She strongly believes in educating and facilitating others to fully optimise their functions and achieve their rehabilitation goals.

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In 2019, Sook Fun started her physiotherapy career in Changi General Hospital where she managed patients with cardiopulmonary and orthopaedic conditions. Yearning to accompany her patients through their rehabilitation journey, she ventured into the community setting with St Luke’s ElderCare (SLEC). In her 3.5 years with SLEC, she gained exposure to a wide range of patient group – Geriatric, Musculoskeletal, Orthopaedic, Neuro, Cardiopulmonary, General deconditioning. During her time there, she also established and conducted the Stroke module to upskill therapy aides in SLEC. She actively attended external courses to improve her clinical knowledge and skills. Her keen interest lies in musculoskeletal injuries, post-operative orthopaedic and neuro conditions.

Sook Fun enjoys getting lost in the mountains whenever she explores the world. During her free time, she unwinds by going for long runs, strength training in the gym, sport climbing or swimming.

Hayson Ho

Senior Rehab Therapist

Bachelor of Sport & Exercise Science, ENU (UK)
Special Diploma in Nutrition & Health Promotion, SP
ITEC UK Diploma in Holistic Massage
Polestar Pilates Studio Comprehensive                                                                                                            Certified Structural Integration Practitioner

Kovan

Over 7 years experience | Converse in English, Mandarin, Hokkien
Hayson is an experienced bodyworker for more than 5 years. Hayson has been providing clinical structural bodywork, remedial & sports massage in physiotherapy clinics for more than 5 years. He is also certified Polestar Pilates instructor who has been working in physiotherapy clinics for more than 7 years, teaching clinical and fitness Pilates.

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With background in sport and exercise science, Hayson understands human biomechanics and its influence in movements and posture. He believes manual release and movement work well together to bring holistic healing.  Whether a sedentary person suffers from chronic pain and stress or an active person suffers muscular tension and inflexibility, a combination approach with manual release and exercise will break faulty patterns and bring back harmony to the body balance.

Sabrina Yazid

Remedial Therapist

Certified Personal Trainer
REHAB Essentials Trainer
Pre & Post Natal Trainer
Functional Tools coach
Sports Massage

Marine Parade

Over 10 years experience | Converse in English and Malay
Sabrina has been involved in the fitness industry for the past 10 years and started off teaching Group Exercise. She conducted various programmes such as Bootcamps, HIIT and Dance Fitness for studios and corporate companies. Over time, she enrolled herself in courses to be gain knowledge on body mechanics and nutrition and eventually became a Personal Trainer.

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She further studied exercise programming and soft tissue myofascial release to assist and guide her clients towards a stronger body. She also became a Pre and Post Natal Trainer, and helped new mothers stay fit throughout their pregnancy.

With a keen interest in exercise rehabilitation, Sabrina is now a certified Sports Massage Therapist and providing manual therapy to her clients. She believes that sports massage is effective in releasing muscle tension and increasing one’s joint mobility and range of motion. She hopes to provide an effective sport massage that will promote recovery, healing and benefit her client’s overall wellbeing.

Yeo Hwee Koon

Yeo Hwee Koon

Senior Principal Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist/ Partner (BMJ Sports)

Master (Sports Physiotherapy) Queensland
Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Hons), Curtin

Kallang Sports Hub

Over 18 years experience | Converse in English and Mandarin
Hwee Koon has extensive experience with treating musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries. She has 20 years of clinical practice in injury management; rehabilitation; injury prevention; sport and health performance enhancement services including on-field experience working with athletes of all levels including professionals and elite athletes.

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Hwee Koon previously worked for the Singapore Sport Institute (SSI) for 10 years and was SSI team lead for the Sport Medicine and Rehabilitation team between 2016 – 2021. Her extensive experience with sport injury management has led her to be a Team Singapore Physiotherapist for ●3 Olympic Games, ●2 Paralympic Games, ●4 Asian Games, ●2 Asian Para-Games, ●8 South East Asia Games, and ●3 ASEAN Para Games. She was also the Lead Physiotherapist for Team Singapore medical team during Major Games since 2014 and had traveled widely with various sporting teams for their training camps and international tournaments for various high-profile sports ranging from Table Tennis, Swimming, Para-Swimming, Badminton, Fencing, Kayak, Netball, Water Polo, Diving, and Artistic Swimming, etc.

She was also the National and Young Lions’ Team physiotherapist for Football Association of Singapore (FAS) between 2004 – 2011 where The Lions had championed in the 2004 Tiger Cup and 2007 Suzuki Cup.

Hwee Koon’s major interests are in lower limb sporting-related injuries, shoulder pain in swimming, racket sport, and throwing activities. She also has a keen interest in back, hand, and elbow issues in hand-standing sports. She has extensive experience managing both acute and overuse or repetitive injuries and enjoyed managing both post-operative rehabilitation and non-surgical interventions.

Alison Tan

Physiotherapist

BSc Physiotherapy, University of South Australia

Kallang Sports Hub

Converse in English and Mandarin
Alison started her career as a physiotherapist in a geriatric rehab centre, with exposure to geriatric, musculoskeletal, orthopaedic, stroke, cardiopulmonary, and general reconditioning clients.

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Her passion for sports led her to explore her journey as a physiotherapist with different sports teams for both local and overseas competition. This includes various clubs such as Singapore’s Women’s National Team for Asian Games 2023, ASEAN Football Federation U19 Women’s Championship 2023, Singapore Premier League Albirex Niigata FC Singapore 2022 and 2023, Women’s Premier League Albirex Niigata FC Singapore Women’s team 2023, Singapore Handball Federation SEA Games 2022. Alison has also covered other sports ranging from Touch Rugby, Floorball, Badminton, Tennis, Golf, Netball, etc.

Christine Tan

Remedial Therapist

Clinical Orthopaedic Manual Therapy (COMT)
Diploma in Holistic Massage (ITEC)
Certificate In Sport Massage Therapy
Certificate In Post – Natal Massage

Kallang Sports Hub

Over 7 years experience | Converse in English and Mandarin
Christine is an experienced massage therapist; she has been in this industry for almost 7 years now.

She started her career as a Massage Therapist in Healing Touch Spa before she moves on to become a Rehab Therapist. She specialises in Deep Tissue Massage and Sport Massage in private clinics.

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She is a firm believer in keeping active to help our bodies to stay healthy and flexible which will help to improve muscles strength and range of movement.

Known for keeping patients motivated and dedicated to treatment sessions and continually exceeded expectations on performance records

Sarita Takalahti

Remedial Therapist

Certificate In Sport Massage Therapy
Clinical Orthopaedic Manual Therapy (COMT)
Personal training certified (FISAF)
Metafit HIIT training, MetaPWR (metabolic resistance training)

Kallang Sports Hub

Converse in English
Sarita has been in the fitness industry for more than 6 years. She started as a personal trainer and a group fitness coach. From there she went on to become a sports massage therapist to better equip herself and provide better recovery for her clients.

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As a former athlete herself, she knows the importance of rehabilitation and how it can lead to better performance. Sports massage can positively affect your ability to not only perform at sport but also improve your daily quality of life.

Cheok Shiunn Huei

Remedial Therapist

BSc in Exercise and Sports Science
Advanced UK Diploma in Sports Massage Therapy

Kallang Sports Hub

Converse in English, Mandarin and Hokkien
Cheok has worked in the rehabilitation field for almost 10 years and is well versed in therapy for sports injuries and general lifestyle- related aches and pains.

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He started his career in the rehabilitation field as an Exercise Physiologist/ Sports Trainer in Changi Sports Medicine Centre before he moved on as an Exercise Specialist and specialise in sports massage in private clinics.

He has a background in Basketball and Triathlon, which has given him valuable experience in issues rising from both team and endurance sports.

His hobbies include comedies and trying new foods.

Crystel Tan

Principal Hand Therapist

BSc. (Occupational Therapy) La Trobe University

Orchard & Raffles Place

Over 12 years experience | Specialized in Hands and Upper limbs conditions |
Converse in English, Mandarin, Malay and 
Hokkien

Crystel started her Occupational Therapy career in Changi General Hospital in 2008. She is a Senior Occupational Therapist with in depth experience in the areas of Orthopaedics, Geriatrics and Neurology. She graduated from La Trobe University with a Bachelors of Occupational Therapy and has since worked closely with clients with a variety of hand injuries ranging from mild repetitive strain injuries, acute fractures of the upper limb and upper limb dysfunction post stroke. With many years of providing customized hand splinting in both acute restructured hospitals and private hospitals, she has gained in depth experience in treating upper extremity conditions to optimize recovery and functional use of the upper limb.

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Her therapy treatments are rooted both from a biomechanical approach as well as a functional, occupation based approach to ensure the holistic and meaningful recovery for the clients. She emphasizes on achieving positive outcomes on goals that are functional and of client’s priority to enable them to live an abundant life. The aim is allow patient to engage in meaningful roles within their family and community again.

Winnie Wong

Senior Hand Therapist

BSc. (Occupational Therapy)
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

Marine Parade & Orchard

Over 6 years experience | Specialized in Hands and Upper limbs conditions |
Converse in English, Mandarin, Hokkien and Teochew

Winnie started her career in Tan Tock Seng Hospital in 2016 and has worked with various client groups with neurological, geriatric, and orthopaedic conditions.

Her passion is in the field of hand and upper limb rehabilitation, where she has experience managing conditions ranging from repetitive strain injuries, upper limb fractures, nerve injuries, ligament and tendon injuries, amputations, and contractures resulting from stroke and spinal cord injury.

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As part of the management of upper limb conditions, she is able to fabricate splints and also provide personalised upper limb rehabilitation to facilitate return to function.

Winnie strongly believes in empowering her clients by educating them of their conditions and their rehabilitation journey, so that therapy will be client-centred, collaborative, and effective beyond therapy sessions. She constantly seeks to improve herself to provide better value for her clients.

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