Our Team

Leslie graduated as a Physiotherapist from Sydney Australia in 1998 and continued to work there for several years in various institutions, including the highly acclaimed Concord Hospital Sports Clinic. After 4 solid years working in Sydney at 4 different private practices, Leslie moved to Singapore for the first time. Upon relocation, he worked at several institutions including Alexandra Hospital Sports Clinic, Singapore General Hospital, Singapore Sports School, Singapore Sports Council and another highly acclaimed private practice in the orchard area.

His expertise range from the treatment of arthritic pain, to sports injuries and post operative rehabilitation. Leslie is well versed with manipulative therapy and muscle energy techniques. Being a competitive athlete himself, he understands the unique needs of the athlete, young and old.

He is also a frequent contributor to publications such as Her World and Elle Magazine, as well as being a regular on radio’s 938 Live “body and soul” segment.

Genevieve (better known to her patients as simply Gen) first graduated from Nanyang Polytechnic, then went onto do her Masters at the renowned Curtin Univeristy in Australia. She has worked at Mount Elizabeth Hospital, treating a variety of patients, before moving into the Private Practice arena of Sports Injuries and Musculoskeletal Injuries. Gen has also been the on-field Sports Physiotherapist for a number of sporting teams and events, such as the Netball, Singapore Ultimate Frisbee and Men’s Rugby.

With her passion in long distance running and dance, she has developed a special interest in Sports Injuries and Women’s Health issues . Her pleasant disposition combined with her focus on active rehabilitation of the injured athlete makes her an invaluable part of the team.

Katie Sheridan graduated from the University of Sydney in 2004, and began her career at the renowned St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney. Since then she has accumulated extensive work experience in Australia (Queensland) as well as overseas (Peru, Guatemala).

Katie has completed several accredited Physiotherapy Courses primarily on Core Activation, Muscle Energy and Mulligan’s Technique. Her keen interest of core weakness and pelvic alignment issues, allows Katie to approach Sports Injuries from a holistic approach, targeting not just the pain but the ROOT CAUSE of the injury.

Eunice Ee also graduated from the University of Sydney in NSW Australia. She is actively involved in Sports Physiotherapy since graduating in 2003, having worked closely with Singapore Sports Council.

She now travels with Ladies Golf PGA (LPGA), the Asian Golf Tour (Asian PGA) and is also the Physiotherapist for several elite AND national teams including; the HK Cricket Team, the HK Netball Team, Singapore Cricket Club (SCC- Rugby Team) and the Singapore Netball League.

Apart from her vast experience with Sports Injuries, Eunice is qualified at Dry Needling as well.

Lena first chanced upon Pilates in 2003 when she suffered from Lower Back Pain due to her desk bound job. She immediately felt the difference and marveled at the impact Pilates had upon her “battered” body and well-being. She was instantly hooked!

Since 2003, Lena has been actively involved with teaching Pilates, first part time and now full time. She specializes in rehabilitating patients with an existing injury, such as a disc bulge in the lumbar or cervical spine. Her highly personalized classes caters to only a maximum of 3 people per session. Classes are Mat-Based or Floor-Based, which is ideal for long term maintenance, so that you may apply what you have learnt in the classes in your own time.

Jasmine Chang is an integral part of the team. Multi-lingual and responsible for day to day operations of the clinics.