Ultrasound Therapy Limerick

Aine O'Meara is a Chartered Physiotherapist who graduated from University College Dublin with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) degree .She completed a Diploma in Higher Health Care in U.C.D and is a licensed Acupuncturist. Aine has also completed numerous post graduate courses in Manual therapy, Sports therapy and Women's health. Aine is also qualified in Deep dry needling and Orthotic prescription. Raheen Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic was opened in Oct by Aine O Meara and is located near Raheen Church on the Ballycummin Road. Cormac O'Shea is a Chartered Physiotherapist. He graduated from Kings College London and went on to spend years working within the NHS in London, alongside part time work with Crystal Palace football club. Cormac completed his undergraduate degree in Sport and Exercise Science, prior to his Masters Degree in Physiotherapy . Post graduation Cormac has completed APPI pilates courses, he is a qualified Yoga teacher and has completed courses in Dry Needling, Mulligans Manual Therapy techniques and Neuro Orthopaedic Institute courses. He is a keen soccer player, trail runner and all around outdoor enthusiast. Cormac recognises the importance of not only providing symptom relief but encouraging life long health and wellbeing. If you are interested in booking an appointment with Cormac - please call us

Anne O'Malley graduated from the School of Physiotherapy at Trinity College Dublin. She worked in the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Dublin before moving to England, where she worked in a variety of public and private settings as a basic grade and senior physiotherapist. She returned to Ireland in 2001 and set up a private physiotherapy practice in Abbeyfeale, Co. Limerick specialising in the area of musculoskeletal therapy and sports injury. In 2006 she was awarded an MSc in Sports Injury from Manchester Metropolitan University. Her research interests include sports injury, injury prediction and prevention, models of practice education, assessment of clinical competence and reflective tools. In 2009 Anne was awarded a Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Teaching from National University of Ireland, Galway.

This clinic was established by Chartered Physiotherapist Gay Peart-Murphy in 1999. It provides high quality Physiotherapy in Adare Co. Limerick in Ireland. Treatment is provided for back and neck pain, sports injuries, orthopaedic conditions such as rotator cuff repairs & respiratory disorders. Orthotics can be prescribed for painful feet as well as hands on treatment to ease foot pain. Dry needling is used for relieving stubborn pain in the body, as well as deep massage and stretching. Therapeutic exercise is an integral part of treatment as pain recedes. This is a friendly welcoming clinic providing excellent treatment. Ergonomic assessments can be provided to help you sit comfortably at your desk.

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