I developed a strong interest and foundation in human anatomy, physiology, and rehabilitation techniques when I studied in my physiotherapy degree in HKPU. My clinical training included diverse rotations in outpatient clinics and hospital, allowing me to work with patients across various age groups and conditions. Later, I also earned the certificate of orthopedic manual therapy in Australia and my master degree specializing in manipulative therapy where I found very useful in treating cases with chronic pain. 

Throughout my career, I have focused on rehabilitation where I gained experience working in orthopedic doctors institutes and rehabilitation hospital. I am passionate about creating personalized treatment plans that empower clients to achieve their goals and improve their quality of life.

I am also committed to continuous education and have completed additional certifications in manual therapy, acupuncture and clinical pilates. This ongoing learning allows me to stay current with the latest evidence-based practices and innovative techniques in the field including the upcoming ultrasound scanning course.

In my practice, I emphasize the importance of patient education and active participation in the rehabilitation process. I believe that fostering a collaborative environment leads to better outcomes and helps clients regain their independence.

I treat all musculoskeletal conditions but particularly enjoy treating spinal conditions and sports injury. With my extensive background of manual therapy, joint malalignment and dysfunction would be a priority for treatment. Through clinical pilates and tailored therapeutic exercise, the goal of return to daily normal functions or sports could be achieved and maintained.

The most rewarding aspect is to make a meaningful difference in clients' lives by helping them recover from injuries or manage chronic conditions, significantly enhancing their quality of life. Building strong, trusting relationships with clients fosters a supportive environment that motivates healing and progress. Witnessing clients achieve their goals—such as regaining mobility, reducing pain, or returning to sports—adds to the sense of accomplishment at my work. The diverse challenges presented by each unique case keep the work engaging, while educating about injury prevention and healthy living promotes their overall well-being. 

During my time in Perth for the Certificate of Orthopaedic Manual Therapy course, I had a transformative experience that deepened my understanding of the vital role manual therapy plays in physiotherapy care. The course was immersive, combining hands-on workshops with expert-led lectures that emphasized the importance of manual techniques in treating musculoskeletal disorders. The collaborative environment fostered discussions with fellow participants from diverse backgrounds, enriching my perspective on best practices and innovative approaches in manual therapy. This experience not only enhanced my technical skills but also reinforced my passion for helping clients regain their quality of life through effective and compassionate care. Overall, my time in Perth was a pivotal moment in my professional journey, equipping me with valuable skills and insights that I continue to apply in my practice.