Fiona O'Leary
Owner and Lead Physiotherapist
Fiona qualified from Coventry University as a physiotherapist in 2007. Since then she has worked in a number of private practices in both Ireland, the UK and in New Zealand, specialising in musculoskeltal and sports injuries.
She has completed numerous postgraduate courses, including pilates and cognitive functional therapy and has a special interest in back pain. She has also completed additional training in Women's Health, and is a recognised Mummy MOT practitioner with a particular interest in treating postnatal women who have pelvic floor problems or abdominal separation. She has over 11 years experience teaching pilates at a variety of levels, from 1-2-1 sessions to group classes. This is all balanced out with being Mum to an awesome little boy.
She has completed numerous postgraduate courses, including pilates and cognitive functional therapy and has a special interest in back pain. She has also completed additional training in Women's Health, and is a recognised Mummy MOT practitioner with a particular interest in treating postnatal women who have pelvic floor problems or abdominal separation. She has over 11 years experience teaching pilates at a variety of levels, from 1-2-1 sessions to group classes. This is all balanced out with being Mum to an awesome little boy.
Ana Jorge Sao Marcos
Senior Physiotherapist
Ana graduated in 2012 from the University of Aveiro, Portugal having also studied at the University of Southampton, UK. Since then Ana has worked with football, rugby and basketball players, in private clinics both in Portugal and in England and has continued studying completing a Masters degree and the Osteopathy course by the ATMS school.
Ana played basketball for 20 years, having represented Portugal, going on to follow her dad’s footsteps and became a basketball coach, helping young girls reach their highest potential in the sport. She now dedicates her life to help others with their injuries, whether they’re of a traumatic origin or an emotional one.
Ana played basketball for 20 years, having represented Portugal, going on to follow her dad’s footsteps and became a basketball coach, helping young girls reach their highest potential in the sport. She now dedicates her life to help others with their injuries, whether they’re of a traumatic origin or an emotional one.
