I graduated from Cardiff University ( Wales, UK) and started pursuing my physiotherapy career working for the NHS in Aberystwyth, west Wales. Soon after, I decided to relocate back to Hong Kong for my family and began to specialise in women’s health, sports rehabilitation and musculoskeletal therapy. 

Through my placements, I’ve gained a well-rounded experience within various areas such as trauma and orthopaedics, neurology, respiratory as well as oncology.

As an ex-triathlete, I have learnt to constantly challenge myself and strive to become better. This has proven to be a very valuable skill set when it comes to working as a physiotherapist, as it allows me to put myself into the shoes of athletes / my sports injury rebab patients. 

I am also a keen bean when it comes to sports! ( any sports) 

During the weekend you will normally find me either hiking up the twins, wake surfing during the summer and trail running. Moreover, I’ a major foodie who LOVES cooking as well as exploring new cafes and restaurants in town ( because who doesn’t duh ). 

For me, I think the most fulfilling part of being a physiotherapist is my ability to empower and educating my patients so that they can have a great rehabilition journey and improve their quality of life. It gives me so much motivation when I see that my job can have a positive impact on people.