OUR TEAM

Redenna Chan, Senior Physiotherapist

Redenna has always been fascinated by the workings of the human body, with an emphasis on understanding movement, mind-body connections and pain science.

She graduated with a Bachelor of Science (Physiotherapy) with honours from Trinity College Dublin and started her career at Tan Tock Seng Hospital. After working with different disciplines in the hospital, she decided to specialise in treating patients with orthopaedic and musculoskeletal conditions, including post-surgical rehab, low back pains and various muscle, nerve or joint injuries. With the goal to help others understand their pain and guide them towards a stronger and healthier life, Redenna hopes to empower clients to achieve their own goals towards recovery.

Outside of Physiotherapy, Redenna is a practitioner of martial arts, both external (Muay Thai, Aikido, Kung Fu) and internal (Tai Chi, Nei Gong), which greatly hones the mind-body connection. Other hobbies include rock climbing and trekking in the Himalayan regions.

Wan Yi, Rehab Specialist

Wan Yi graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy from INTI International University. She worked at a chiropractic and rehabilitation center in Singapore for approximately two years, focusing on musculoskeletal problems such as neck and lower back pain, frozen shoulder, and knee osteoarthritis. During her education, Wan Yi completed over 2000 clinical hours at various hospitals and sports clinics, gaining exposure to a wide range of clinical conditions in government hospitals and private physiotherapy centers in Malaysia.

Her deep interest lies in musculoskeletal and sports-related clinical conditions, and she is continually working to enhance her skills and knowledge as a physiotherapist. Her goal is to promote the development of her patients, facilitate their recovery, and help them maintain as much independence as possible. Outside of her professional life, Wan Yi engages in various outdoor activities, including jogging, playing badminton, and volleyball. This involvement has granted her a deeper understanding of sports biomechanics. Combined with her interest, knowledge, and experience, it has fueled her passion for musculoskeletal and sports injuries.

Charlotte Tang, Physiotherapist

Charlotte began her healthcare journey with a Diploma in Nursing. Driven by her passion for rehabilitation and helping people regain their active lifestyles, she went on to complete her Physiotherapy degree at the Singapore Institute of Technology, in collaboration with Trinity College Dublin.

Her clinical experience spans a variety of settings from acute hospitals and outpatient clinics to community rehabilitation, allowing her to work with patients at different stages of recovery and goals.

A former competitive badminton player of 11 years and an active gym-goer, Charlotte understands first-hand how pain can affect performance, confidence, and quality of life. This drives her passion towards helping others move past pain and regain the freedom to live and move confidently.

Dr Robyn Wong, Pain Relief Health Coach

Dr. Robyn Wong graduated from the University of Newcastle (Australia) with a Bachelor of Medicine. She went on to work in various hospitals and clinics in Singapore and in the US. Dr. Robyn believes the best approach to health is one that is holistic, which takes into consideration not only a person’s physical but also mental, emotional and spiritual well-being. At the same time, the management of health should also square with medical practices backed by scientific evidence. As there is no one-size-fits-all to-do list for well-being, for health plans to be effective, they should be uniquely designed to meet the needs of each individual. Robyn is passionate in learning about the goals and struggles of others, and working alongside them to figure out ways to optimise their health and functioning, in order to make the most of their lives.

Stephanie, Principal Physiotherapist

Stephanie went to pursue her studies at the University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia after she obtained the MOH Health Science Scholarship award in 2009.

She graduated in 2013, and had since worked in both public as well as private medical settings. She has experience in managing clients with sports injury, orthopaedic rehab pre and post surgery, neurological as well as vestibular conditions.

She participated as physiotherapist in the Singapore Youth Olympic games in 2015, provided vestibular training to medical doctors in the hospital, as well as speaker for the Neuroscience Symposium in 2019.

Stephanie’s current interest lies in providing holistic care for her patients. She believes that the experience of pain is complex, and she adopts biopsychosocial approach in her practice. Pain is inevitable, but suffering is optional. But is pain really inevitable?