Niamh Brown is a CORU registered Physiotherapist and a member of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists (ISCP).
Originally from Co. Waterford, Niamh graduated from The University of the West of England, Bristol, England with a Bachelors Degree in Physiotherapy in 2005.

Since graduation in 2005 she has predominantly worked within the NHS in both England and Northern Ireland as a Physiotherapist. She loves treating a wide range of conditions with a particular interest in Orthopaedics / Post-operative Physiotherapy, Neurological conditions and Physiotherapy for the aging population.

She has always had a keen interest in sports and pitch side physio. She has extensive experience in working with teams in Rugby League, Rugby Union and Football.

Niamh returned to Ireland with her family in 2021. Following her recent return to the local area she has worked with many GAA teams in Waterford and South Tipperary, including the last three seasons a Physiotherapist for Tipperary Senior Ladies football as well as Munster Rugby development squads.

She has completed numerous post graduate courses to enhance her knowledge and skill set to allow her to offer the best possible treatment options. This includes Pilates Instruction with APPI, Society of Musculoskeletal Medicine courses and Dry Needling.

Most recently she has been working with Intellectual Disability services locally (Carriglea Cairde Services) and has also been working as a HSE Physiotherapist for inpatients in Tipperary University Hospital. This work has allowed her to gain established links with many Allied Health Professionals in the health system along with a sound understanding of optimal care pathways.

Niamh is an experienced, motivated and committed physiotherapist with a strong work ethic who strives to help clients achieve their goals, aid relief of symptoms and guide their rehabilitation needs.