Hi, I'm Leah, a Physiotherapist. I am passionate about helping people regain their mobility, recover from injuries, and live a pain-free life. Through evidence-based techniques and customized rehabilitation programs, I address conditions ranging from sports injuries to chronic pain. My focus is on restoring function, improving movement, and promoting overall well-being, empowering my clients to take charge of their health and achieve their best potential.
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