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Ciara, originally from the Emerald Isle, is passionate about providing you with the best care and helping you achieve your goals! Ciara has vast experience in anything musculoskeletal, life, or sports-related. If further care is needed, she will refer you to some of the best specialists in the area. She specializes in dry needling, Pilates, strength & conditioning, as well as providing you with a good giggle.
During her 8 years as a physiotherapist, Ciara has worked in private practice all over the world, including Boston, USA, Les Mills in Auckland CBD, NZ, and for the past four years in Sydney.
She has worked with athletes from Collegiate track & field, American Football, and basketball teams in Boston, the New Zealand Warriors NRL academy team, plus Gaelic football, hurling, AFL, and soccer teams all across the world. As a Gaelic footballer, she knows what it takes to make your body the best it can be!
Her Story:
She graduated from University College Dublin in 2016 with an honors degree in Physiotherapy before moving stateside to Boston. Here she worked in private practice and with various sports teams, including college basketball, American football, and athletic teams, as well as working as the physiotherapist for the Donegal Boston Gaelic football team. She also provided pitch-side physio for all hurling and Gaelic football games in the championship.
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Recognizing her love for all things sports, she moved back to Ireland and completed a master's in sports and exercise medicine at Trinity College Dublin, again graduating with honors and completing extensive research on hamstring injuries in competitive sport.
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Next up, off she went to New Zealand. Here she worked in private practice at a clinic located in the largest gym in New Zealand, Les Mills, as well as providing physiotherapy for the New Zealand Warriors NRL academy.
The last stop was beautiful Sydney. Here she has been working in private practice in the eastern suburbs for the last four years and providing pitch-side physiotherapy for local AFL, soccer, and Gaelic football teams.