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Leling graduated in 1993 from The University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy). She has worked at Singapore General Hospital and St Andrew Community Hospital in her early career. Leling has extensive experience working in private practices, including at a sports medicine clinic treating musculoskeletal conditions related to sports injury or degeneration. Her interests are in treating and rehabilitating patients with neck and back conditions, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, and knee and shoulder injuries. Leling incorporates the approach of educating injury prevention, correction of faulty movements, strengthening the weak muscles and activating the stabilizing muscular structure to improve patients’ functional abilities as well as performance in their sports. Leling enjoys the beauty of nature. She hikes and treks regularly and does trail running to keep fit.

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Originally a qualified aircraft engineer, Justin began his career in health in 2004 with a degree in Health Sc. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in Sydney, Australia. After several years, Justin decided to further his education and passion for health by undertaking a Masters’ Degree in Physiotherapy. It was here that Justin really found his stride, being particularly active himself (with interests in exercise, rugby and martial arts), and he found particular interest in the study of anatomy, biomechanics, and the neuroscience of pain and movement retraining. After graduating from university, Justin worked for several years in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy clinics in Sydney, Australia, before moving to Singapore. His areas of interest include musculoskeletal pain and injury, sports physiotherapy, and functional training. He has attended several post-graduate professional certification courses, and has extensive experience in the use of a wide variety of manual therapy skills, including advanced manual manipulation techniques, myofascial release, massage, orthopostural dentistry, dynamic neuromuscular stabilisation (DNS) and neurodynamics. Justin is also an SFMA (Selective Functional Movement Assessment) and FMS (Functional Movement Screen) practitioner, as well as a Level 1 Olympic lifting coach (Eleiko). He often applies functional movement screening and movement retraining techniques to his patients during his treatment and retraining sessions in order to achieve better functional outcomes. In terms of personal interest, Justin is an avid student of dance, weight lifting and traditional martial arts. In Singapore, he has worked with dancers of many genres, mixed martial artists and crossfit competitors to help treat their pain and keep them injury free.

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Scott started his career as a Strength and Conditioning (S&C) coach with the Singapore Sports Institute after obtaining his S&C Level 2 certification in 2009 and BSc in Exercise and Sport Science from Edith Cowan University in 2011. His work with high-profile athletes and para-athletes was the major reason for his decision to pursue a Master’s Degree in Physiotherapy from Curtin University.

After graduating in 2019, Scott worked as a physiotherapist in Perth treating athletes playing rugby, netball, hockey players etc., as well as every day musculoskeletal and spinal issues. Being a sportsman himself, he finds it extremely rewarding to help patients take control of their own rehabilitation and exercise regimes to recover and minimize or prevent injuries so that they can return to doing what they love. Being a GLA:D®-trained (Good Life with Arthritis: Denmark) physiotherapist, Scott specializes in hip and knee osteoarthritis management - focusing on patient education and a structured neuromuscular training program to help patients manage their pain and build confidence in living with osteoarthritis.

Additionally, he has worked as a sports trainer to one of the biggest rugby clubs in Western Australia, managing athlete preparation and injury management on training and game days. As a PHICIS-qualified (Pre-Hospital Immediate Care in Sport) sports trainer – backed by World Rugby and the Royal College of Surgeons Faculty of Immediate Care, he has obtained the knowledge and skills to administer in-depth on field assessments for concussions, spinal care and first aid. Scott is also a level 1 accredited rugby coach.

When he is not on the job, Scott can be found either in the gym, playing touch rugby or exploring trekking trails or doing just about any type of outdoor activity.

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