Amy Ngan

What makes you passionate about being a Physio?

I’ve been passionate about physiotherapy since I was young. My mother suffered from chronic pain, and she would often bring me along to her physiotherapy sessions. I was always impressed by the hands-on techniques and the immediate relief they provided. Watching her progress through a patient-centered exercise program, specifically tailored to improve her strength and balance, I could clearly see the difference it made in her daily life—not just in reducing her pain, but in helping her sleep better and live more comfortably. Growing up, I also experienced few injuries through gym and dance, so I truly understand how frustrating it can be when pain limits your ability to do everyday things. This drives my empathy and commitment to helping others, I genuinely want to support my patients in improving their quality of life, returning to their normal activities as soon as possible, and most importantly—enjoying the journey along the way. I am particularly interested in treating musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries. I love using a mix of manual therapy and tailored exercise prescription to help my patients achieve a full recovery and return to their normal routines as quickly and safely as possible.

Favourites

In my spare time, I like to dance. I love how it keeps me active and creative, and I really enjoy meeting new people who share the same interest. I regularly join dance classes and occasionally take part in showcases, which I find both fun and fulfilling. Also, you will often find me at the gym working on my own strength and conditioning, it also helps me relate to my patients who are on a similar fitness journey!

When I’m not moving, I love being in the kitchen. I really enjoy cooking and experimenting with new recipes. It’s a great way for me to unwind and get a little creative.

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