Roisin qualified with an honours degree in Physiotherapy from Trinity College Dublin in 2016. Since then she has worked at Reform where she has progressed on her skill set and become more specialised.

Roisin made a decision early on in her career to specialise in Women’s Health Physiotherapy. It was an area she felt needed to be advocated for at the time, and one that she felt was an important addition to the clinic. She has completed many post graduate course in pre/post natal Physiotherapy, urinary incontinence and prolapse.

Roisin’s other area of interest is running injuries. As a keen runner herself, Roisin understand the impact it can have on helping to keep you fit and active and keep those stress levels down.

Anne qualified with an honours degree in Physiotherapy from University College Dublin, and also completed a Masters in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy from UCD in 2016. Anne returned from Australia in 2013 where she gained valuable experience working as a Physiotherapist. Upon her return, Anne set up Reform Physiotherapy and Pilates in Malahide village and hasn’t looked back since.

Anne has also completed many post graduate training courses including Dry Needling, Orthotic Prescription, pre and post natal Pilates. Anne is constantly up-skilling, and enjoys keeping up to date with current Physiotherapy evidence to ensure accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.

Emily obtained an MSc in Physiotherapy in Robert Gordon University in 2017 and has been working in private practise since then, joining Reform in 2019. Prior to this, she completed her MSc in Strength and Conditioning. She feels her previous study has really helped her within Physiotherapy, particularly with exercise prescription.

Emily has also worked with sports teams including inter-county GAA, Irish hockey, UCD rugby and Munster Ladies rugby. She works with a wide range of conditions and populations including elite and amateur athletes, pain management, and vestibular rehab.

Katie graduated with a first class honours degree in Physiotherapy from UCD, and achieved the ISCP student research award for her final dissertation. Katie joined Reform in 2022.

Katie enjoys all areas of Physiotherapy, but has a keen interest in injury rehabilitation and prevention. Katie is firm believer that exercise in an excellent form of treatment for many injuries and loves a holistic approach to treatment for her patients.

Emer graduated with a BSc in Pharmacology from UCD, before graduating with a first-class honours MSc in Physiotherapy from University of Limerick.

Emer has experience with a diverse caseload of patients in a musculoskeletal, neurological, respiratory, paediatric, and geriatric settings, and loves helping people from all walks of life to achieve their goals! Emer aims to provide a holistic approach in her treatment of each patient, and loves empowering her patients to achieve their individualised goals. She has a special interest in treating chronic pain patients, and loves to see the positive impact that Physiotherapy can have with people suffering from chronic pain.

Emer also has experience working with sports related injuries, working with in many sports including GAA, soccar, basketball, rugby and running. Having experienced injuries herself in the past, Emer understands the frustration of not being able to partake in activities you love. She will work closely with you to get you back in action!

Caoimhe completed a BSc in Molecular Medicine in Trinity before graduating with a first-class honours MSc in Physiotherapy from University of Limerick.

Caoimhe is a firm believer in using evidence based methods in order to empower and enable people of all abilities to live life to the fullest! She has experience with a diverse caseload of musculoskeletal, neurological, respiratory, paediatric, geriatric, and pelvic health patients. In addition, she has worked closely with organisations such as Young Parkinson’s Ireland and MS Ireland, helping to enable members to remain healthy and active throughout the course of the pandemic.

Caoimhe is also a trained Women’s Health Physiotherapist and can see women for pelvic floor concerns, incontinence, bladder concerns, and pre and post natal issues.

Aoife appreciates all aspects of Physiotherapy but values using exercise in particular as a method of treatment and injury prevention. She enjoys staying up to date with the latest evidence based treatment and guidelines.

Abby graduated with a first class honours degree in Physiotherapy from UCD in 2018. 

Abby has spent the last 6 years living in Australia and New Zealand where she has worked as a physiotherapist and completed her APPI Pilates training.

Abby is a passionate, caring and exercise focused Physiotherapist who loves to work with people to find the route of their pain and work collaboratively to achieve your goals.