About Us

A particular area of focus for Conor is spinal health, from disc biomechanics to nerve-related pain. Conor brings the latest advances in physiotherapy technology to bear on every case. Research has always sat at the centre of his practice: he was awarded an ISCP (Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists) student research prize at undergraduate level and has published in the field at postgraduate level, work he draws on to keep his patients' treatment grounded in current evidence.

Conor's guiding philosophy centres on understanding the full picture, not just the injury, but the person and the life they're trying to get back to. He believes good rehabilitation is built on precise diagnosis, honest communication, and a plan tailored to each patient's goals, rather than a generic protocol.

This combination of clinical rigour and genuine investment in outcomes is what Conor, as Co-Founder, has built into Sage Physiotherapy from day one — a clinic founded on getting to the "why" behind every injury.

A particular area of passion for Emilia is guiding women through the MSK symptoms of perimenopause and menopause - joint pain, stiffness, and changes in strength and mobility that are often overlooked in mainstream care. She combines targeted manual therapy and progressive strength-based exercise to help women navigate this transition with confidence.

Emilia's guiding philosophy is simple: calm things down, then build things up. She believes recovery starts with easing pain and irritation before progressively restoring strength, function, and resilience. Every treatment plan is built around the individual, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Emilia listens closely, takes the time to understand what else may be going on in a patient's life, and treats each person with empathy alongside clinical expertise.

This balance of technical skill and genuine care is at the heart of how Emilia practises, and it's the same philosophy she, as Co-Founder, has built into Sage Physiotherapy — a clinic designed around calm, considered, patient-centred care.