Lisa Gold AHPC

Jacob Praveen AHPC

Emily Lim AHPC

Emily is a highly experienced physiotherapist who has worked with numerous national athletes in SouthEast Asia games and Special Olympics World games since 2011. Emily has special interest in treating running related injuries, sports taping, dry needling, aquatic therapy and post operative rehabilitation.

In addition to her clinical work, Emily is passionate about teaching young physiotherapists and is a clinical adjunct lecturer at the Faculty of Health and Social Sciences, Singapore Institute of Technology.

Outside work, Emily is an active volunteer with Special Olympics Singapore (SOSG) for 15 years. She is an avid marathoner and triathlete who loves to travel to participate in road and trail endurance races.

Mary Sidhom AHPC

Mary is an avid traveller. Being widely travelled, she has working experience in Australia, Shanghai and Singapore. These opportunities have enabled to Mary to work with many prominent surgeons and health professionals and allowed her to hone her ability to build rapport with her patients, appreciating individuals’ expectations and cultural differences.

Jolene Ng AHPC

Nisha Mistry AHPC

Nisha is herself a very active person and practices as she preaches in way of exercise and healthy living. She enjoys Badminton, Skiing, Hiking, Diving, Running, Cycling & Swimming. She has taken part in many races and she has completed a 70.3 Half Ironman, hiked up to Everest Base Camp and summited Mount Rinjani.

Stephen Forbes AHPC

Jacky Goh AHPC

Jacky has many years of dedicated experience in treating musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. He has expertise in the formulation and execution of varied therapy programs and performing patient assessment.

Jacky has extensive knowledge of the human anatomy and internal body structures and techniques for improving body movements, restoring mobility, and strengthening muscles. He specialises in Treating Neck and Lower Back conditions and Manual Therapy, Electrotherapy, Dry Needling, Clinical Pilates. He is also experienced in rehabilitating post-operative patients.

Jordan Cave AHPC

As a Doctor of Physiotherapy graduate from the University of Melbourne, Jordan trained as a sports physiotherapist whilst working in private practice and with Heidelberg Football Club (Australia). He relocated to Cambodia to join the Board of an NGO and continued to grow his passion for physiotherapy In 2015, Jordan returned to Australia where he expanded his skill set as an intensive care and war veteran physiotherapist. Exposure to a diverse range of injuries, surgeries, medical conditions, cultures, and communities has given him a more developed understanding of his patients and their values. Since relocating to Singapore in late 2015, Jordan has established himself as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist. He has a keen interest in hip, shoulder, knee, and sporting injuries. 

 

Jordan is a qualified Dry Needling practitioner, and also practices resistance training, manual therapy, IASTM, Pilates-based exercises, chronic pain management, and education as a part of his treatments. Jordan is a firm believer in exercise as means for pain management, exercise prevention, and overall health and wellness. Having lived, trained, and served in diverse communities and healthcare systems, Jordan has a unique life and clinical experience, skills, and culturally sensitive healthcare delivery. 

Justin Yeo

Justin is a firm believer in holistic and person-centred physiotherapy, where a client’s unique needs and experiences are combined with evidence-based approaches to optimise clinical outcomes. He is dedicated to providing a personal touch to every client’s physiotherapy experience.

Justin has provided physiotherapy services in both public healthcare and community settings. He graduated from Nanyang Polytechnic with a Diploma in Physiotherapy and subsequently earned a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy (Honours) from Trinity College Dublin. His experience includes providing physiotherapy services at Tan Tock Seng Hospital in Singapore and within a multidisciplinary private practice in Queensland, Australia. He has received training in clinical specialties including post-surgical orthopaedics, neurosurgery, cardiopulmonary care, and musculoskeletal conditions. Justin has a special interest in the rehabilitation of musculoskeletal and sports injuries, working with both athletic individuals and disability populations. He is also experienced with a diverse age range, from paediatric to geriatric patients. 

Additionally, he has pursued advanced training in dry needling, hydrotherapy, kettlebell training, and strength and conditioning certification, which he incorporates into his interventions.

Outside of his professional work, Justin enjoys cooking and exploring diverse cuisines, as well as spending time with his loved ones. Staying active is also a priority for him, as it helps him unwind and maintain his physical well-being.