Eoin Naughton is a fully licensed Chartered Physiotherapist with current membership of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists. He currently is one of the physios for the Irish Amateur Boxing Team. Eoin has been working as qualified physiotherapist in private practice and with high level sports for the past 11 years after obtained his BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy degree from Brunel University in London in 2004 .
Alice graduated from Trinity College Dublin in 2016 with two honours degrees; a Bachelors of Science in Physiotherapy and a Masters in Sports and Exercise Medicine.
Since qualifying, Alice has worked extensively within clinical settings as well as in an elite sporting context both at home and abroad. Further, Alice has certified as a strength and conditioning specialist through the NSCA and is competent in Dry Needling.
To date, Alice’s physiotherapy experience has expanded from AIL rugby and intercounty Gaelic Games to international boxing and two global tours as Chief Medical Officer with Riverdance. Alice’s clinical areas of speciality include postoperative lower limb rehabilitation, acute sports injuries and work-related back and neck pain.
Thus, Alice values a rounded approach to client care and recognises the benefit of combining both manual practices with individualised exercise-based rehabilitation in order to reduce pain, restore function and enhance performance across all patient populations. Alice has an avid interest, and a strong history of participation, in a diverse range of sports which further aids her ability to recognise and manage the physical and psychological burden of injury.
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Sarah is a Chartered Physiotherapist and Certified Pilates Instructor, she graduated with a first class honours from University College Dublin. She has always had a keen interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and has gained experience in sport and exercise rehabilitation through working as a Sports Physiotherapist for GAA and rugby teams, she is currently the Physiotherapist for Old Belvedere ladies rugby team.
Having been a dancer from a young age, she developed a strong interest in how the body moves in such a precise and coordinated manner. This is what led to Sarah becoming a Pilates Instructor in order to help others optimise their movement and physical performance.
Sarah strives to use her professional knowledge to promote health and wellbeing in all aspects of life.
Outside of Physiotherapy, Sarah likes to keep up with her own health and fitness in the gym, dancing and spending time outdoors taking scenic walks and enjoying a nice coffee.
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Camille is a Chartered Physiotherapist and Certified Therapeutic Yoga instructor, she graduated as a Physiotherapist from the European University of Valencia (Spain). She started her career in Paris working in private practices, mostly in Musculoskeletal physiotherapy, before moving to Dublin.
She has always been involved in various activities such as dancing, climbing, cycling and Gaelic football. This gives her a wide range of knowledge about sports injuries and techniques. She also ran a half-marathon last year in order to gain insight into the demands and challenges of running and the associated risk of injury.
She believes in everyone’s responsibility to take care of their physical and mental health and is passionate about helping people towards this goal. She combines hands-on treatments with exercise-based rehabilitation in order to optimise long-term results from the treatment. She can do so in English, French or Spanish.
Outside of Physiotherapy, Camille is involved in her GAA club as a Gaelic football player, she also regularly practises yoga and sea swimming.
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