EMER HARTE
Physiotherapist
Originally from Ireland, Emer graduated with Honours from the University of Limerick, with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy.
Emer has a strong background in sports physiotherapy with a special interest in the shoulder lumbar spine, and has gained considerable experience & knowledge during her time as lead physiotherapist with the Galway Football team.
Within her work, Emer enjoys identifying and treating sports injuries and facilitating return to pre-injury level of performance for all. She is passionate about the treatment of acute and chronic conditions and helping people to improve their quality of life.
Emer is fully qualified to offer dry needling as a part of patient treatment.
In taking a patient-centred approach to treatment, Emer is committed to working collaboratively to prevent and rehab all injuries.
Jordan Toland
Senior Physiotherapist
With a wealth of experience across private practice, elite sport and specialist clinical settings, Jordan brings a dynamic and highly personalised approach to physiotherapy. Jordan’s background spans musculoskeletal outpatients, rheumatology and orthopaedics giving him a deep and versatile skill set to treat everything from common to complex chronic conditions.
In addition to his Masters Degree in Physiotherapy Jordan holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Sports Coaching and Performance - giving him a unique understanding of both rehabilitation and athletic development.
A former underage international footballer, he has represented the Republic of Ireland on multiple occasions and competed in prestigious tournaments across Europe. Jordan has also trialled with several Premier League clubs in the UK, giving him firsthand insight into the demands of high performance sport.
George Hendry
Senior Physiotherapist
Originally from New Zealand, George graduated from the University of Otago with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and continued his studies with a post graduate certificate in Sports Physiotherapy.
George comes from a strong clinical background, with years spent in private practice as well as working along side various sporting teams, including time with the Otago Voltscricket team. He has developed a particular interest in cervicogenic headaches and their relationship with concussion in sport.
Playing both rugby and cricket from a young age, George has experienced his share of injuries, including a stress fracture in his back and a recent fracture dislocation in his ankle. He understands the challenges injuries pose both physically and mentally and brings a strong sense of empathy and assurance to his work.
