With more than 17 years of clinical experience, Grace is dedicated to helping patients regain confidence and improve their quality of life through specialised neurological and vestibular rehabilitation.

Grace graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from Curtin University before pursuing a Master of Science in Neuromuscular Physical Therapy at the University of Pittsburgh. She has continually advanced her expertise through specialised training in vestibular rehabilitation, neurological rehabilitation and robotics assisted rehabilitation, allowing her to provide evidence based and personalised care for patients with complex neurological and balance disorders.

Prior to joining private practice, Grace spent over 15 years at Singapore General Hospital, where she served as Principal Physiotherapist and led the Vestibular Rehabilitation Service. Working closely with ENT specialists, neurologists and rehabilitation physicians, she managed patients with dizziness, balance disorders and a wide range of neurological conditions. She is experienced in treating vestibular disorders, stroke, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis and other neurological conditions, helping patients restore function and return to meaningful daily activities.

Beyond clinical practice, Grace has been actively involved in advancing physiotherapy education and professional development in Singapore. She has served as teaching faculty for the Postgraduate Allied Health Institute, Associate Faculty at the Singapore Institute of Technology, and trainer for the Ministry of Health One Rehabilitation Pathway programme. She has also taught vestibular rehabilitation to physiotherapists, medical officers and ENT residents, reflecting her passion for developing future clinicians and raising the standard of neurological and vestibular care. In addition, she has contributed to research in vestibular rehabilitation and led quality improvement initiatives to enhance patient care.

Grace believes that rehabilitation extends beyond treating symptoms. She adopts a holistic and patient centred approach, combining comprehensive assessment with evidence based treatment while considering each individual’s goals, lifestyle and unique challenges. Her aim is to help every patient regain confidence, restore independence and return to the activities that matter most to them.