Physio Recovery Room Team
Damien Mc Mahon (MISCP, CORU), a chartered physiotherapist and owner of physio recovery room. Damien recently established physio recovery room in June 2020.
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Damien studied at the University of Limerick where he qualified with honours degree as a chartered physiotherapist in 2017.
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Damien has since been working in private practice, and "enjoys working with people and given them the best opportunity to recover from their pain, injury or surgery". The goal of physio recovery room is to guide you back to what you enjoy doing best.
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This will be done based on the clinical diagnosis of your pain/injury or type of surgery. Based off this a treatment plan will be designed for you. This will include exercises that will be emailed to you, with videos of each exercise and reason why you are doing these exercise will be explained in the clinic.
Physio Recovery Room Team
Keith White a chartered physiotherapist (MISCP, CORU). Keith studied at the University of Limerick where he successfully completed the undergraduate physiotherapy programme. Keith became a Chartered Physiotherapist and a member of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists (MISCP)
Throughout his time at University of Limerick. Keith gained a particular interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Keith likes to use evidence based exercise to rehab his patients so that they can return to their hobbies pain free and to ensure long term success.
Outside of Physiotherapy Keith enjoys playing and watching sports. Keith plays GAA which provides him with an insight into demands placed on athletes and what is required to return from injury.
Since graduating from University of Limerick Keith has enjoyed working in private practice where he has gained experience working with a variety of different injuries including neck, back, shoulder and knee pain in people of all age groups. Keith likes to set goals with the patient and adapt patient exercises to their lifestyle and level of fitness.
Physio Recovery Room Team
Anna Kidd is a Chartered Physiotherapist MISCP, CORU) from Galway. She completed her BSc in Physiotherapy at Saxion University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands, where she also completed a Minor in Manual Therapy and Sports Rehabilitation. While studying abroad, Anna completed over 1,600 hours of clinical placements in Ireland across a wide range of settings, including musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy, post-operative orthopaedics, adult and paediatric neurology, oncology, and respiratory physiotherapy. This diverse experience shaped her ability to consider the wider health and medical factors to consider during assessment and rehabilitation. Anna has always had a strong interest in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy and is passionate about helping people return to the activities and sports that matter most to them. She takes a person-centred, evidence-based and holistic approach to rehabilitation, enjoying the opportunity to support and empower individuals as they build confidence and resilience throughout their recovery journey. Movement and exercise have always been a way of life for Anna. With a background in gymnastics, soccer, and rowing, she understands the physical and mental demands of high level sport. She has been coaching gymnasts for over eight years and particularly enjoys working with competitive athletes. She focuses on supporting their development both as athletes and as individuals, encouraging them to stay healthy, happy and hungry to keep learning within their sport and beyond, and will bring this philosophy into physiotherapy. To keep her own movement fresh, she is currently on the hunt for a new sport to start in the near future