Olivia Cheng
Registered Physiotherapist
Hello, I’m Olivia, a registered physiotherapist at Aloha Physiotherapy Center.
I have worked across both public healthcare and private practice settings, including experience within the NHS and private physiotherapy clinics in Hong Kong. These diverse clinical backgrounds have shaped my holistic approach to patient care.
My practice focuses on optimising biomechanics to address the root causes of pain and movement dysfunction. Apart from symptom relief, I aim to help patients build the knowledge and physical foundation necessary for long-term health and functional resilience.
One of the key elements in achieving this is developing a well-functioning core. The core extends far beyond the abdominal muscles often associated with “six packs” — it encompasses the deep stabilising muscles that support the spine, pelvis, and overall movement control. Through my certification in Clinical Pilates, I integrate targeted, evidence-based exercises into rehabilitation programmes to enhance core stability and movement efficiency. This approach not only aids recovery but also promotes long term improvements in posture, balance, and body mechanics.
I have worked across both public healthcare and private practice settings, including experience within the NHS and private physiotherapy clinics in Hong Kong. These diverse clinical backgrounds have shaped my holistic approach to patient care.
My practice focuses on optimising biomechanics to address the root causes of pain and movement dysfunction. Apart from symptom relief, I aim to help patients build the knowledge and physical foundation necessary for long-term health and functional resilience.
One of the key elements in achieving this is developing a well-functioning core. The core extends far beyond the abdominal muscles often associated with “six packs” — it encompasses the deep stabilising muscles that support the spine, pelvis, and overall movement control. Through my certification in Clinical Pilates, I integrate targeted, evidence-based exercises into rehabilitation programmes to enhance core stability and movement efficiency. This approach not only aids recovery but also promotes long term improvements in posture, balance, and body mechanics.