I graduated from University College Dublin in 2005 with a B. Sc Physiotherapy (Hons) degree. Once I completed my degree I returned to Cork and worked as a Junior Physiotherapist at the Bons Secours hospital Cork for two years enjoying rotations through respiratory, neurology, the ICU, orthopaedics and outpatients. I truly enjoyed working in musculoskeletal care. I decided to up sticks and set my sites on New Zealand and Australia, where sport and physiotherapy are central to people’s health and well-being. I worked in several practices in the few years I spent between the two countries. The experience abroad was extremely rewarding and enriching. I worked alongside titled Musculoskeletal Physiotherapists, who provided me mentorship and challenged my thinking. I worked in a clinic which ran controlled trials from the local University of Queensland, which was fascinating to measure the effectiveness and impact of Physiotherapy on various conditions. I returned to Cork with this experience and have enjoyed managing Blackpool Physiotherapy Clinic since 2013. I have completed post graduate Certificates in Sports Physiotherapy (University of Bath) and Orthopaedic Manual Therapy (Perth, Australia). I am a practicing member of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists and I am committed to continuing my professional development.

Having graduated with an Honours degree in Physiotherapy Jennie moved to Australia in 2003 to complete post graduate studies and Masters degree in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland. Jennie is also a certified Stott Pilates instructor. She has worked as a Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist in Musculoskeletal Medicine in St James Hospital, Dublin since 2012. Jennie brings over 23 years of postgraduate experience to the clinic. During this time she has developed an expert set of diagnostic and manual ‘hands-on’ skills for treating acute and chronic pain.

Jennie has experience working both in the hospital setting and private practice in the area of musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy. She also worked as a sports physiotherapist at the London Olympic Games (2012) and has enjoyed lecturing and tutoring at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.
Jennie ensures a high level of individualised care, facilitating her patients to reach their optimal health goals. Jennie uses pilates and exercise as a key component in rehabilitation.

Diana qualified as a physiotherapist in Colombia in 2019. Following her graduation, she gained extensive experience working in a hospital setting, specializing in both neurological and musculoskeletal physiotherapy. During this time, she developed a strong interest in women’s health, leading her to dedicate a year to further specialization in this area.

Diana continues to focus on women’s health, running specialized courses and managing a busy online platform dedicated to this field. In addition to her physiotherapy work, she has also been a qualified Pilates instructor in Colombia.

In 2023, Diana relocated to Ireland, where she is currently in the process of obtaining her registration as a Chartered Physiotherapist. In the meantime, she continues to share her expertise by working as a Pilates instructor.