The Physio Circle | Rehab & Physiotherapy Clinic In Singapore
Take Charge.
Be Active.
Climb Better.
Run Faster.
Lift Stronger.
Punch Harder.
Score More.
Your Physio Clinic in Singapore for Recovery and Wellness
At The Physio Circle, we provide physio and rehab programmes designed to improve mobility, relieve discomfort, and enhance overall wellness. Our team of experienced therapists work closely with each individual to observe areas of concern and guide them through tailored exercises.
Physio Support Programmes for Improved Mobility and Function
Our services include
Explore our physiotherapy clinic’s range of support programmes and wellness services:
Physiotherapy
Thorough, personalised programmes to manage injury, relieve discomfort, and guide individuals through targeted exercises to support functional recovery and overall wellbeing.
Virtual Physiotherapy
Remote sessions offering guidance and support for movement and exercise, accessible from the comfort of home.
Rehabilitation, Strength & Conditioning
Structured programmes aimed at improving functional strength, endurance, and overall physical performance.
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Strength Testing
Assessments to observe muscle performance and provide insights for tailored exercise guidance.
Advanced Sports Rehabilitation
Personalised sports rehabilitation programmes to manage injuries, restore function, and support safe return to athletic activity.
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Sports Massage
Massage techniques focused on relieving muscle tension and supporting ease of movement.
Mindful Mobility
Guided yoga sessions that combine movement and awareness to help individuals improve flexibility and joint comfort.
Home Therapy
Support programmes delivered in the comfort of your home for individuals with mobility challenges due to discomfort, injury, surgery, or age-related issues.
Wellness Talks & Workshops
Informative sessions for groups, offering practical guidance on movement, ergonomics, and supporting overall physical well-being.
Helping you Take Charge.
At The Physio Circle, we believe the joy in life comes from being able to do the things you love – whether that’s playing a sport, picking up your kids, or simply moving without pain.
We’re a passionate team dedicated to helping you get to where you want to be. Whether you’re post-surgery, recovering from an injury, or working to prevent one, our experienced team is here to guide you with the right tools, knowledge, and support.
Our goal is to empower you to take charge of your injuries, your health, and your long-term well-being.
Our Assessment Process
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In-depth history taking to understand you as a person, your lifestyle/habits and the problems you face
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Implement a personalised action plan in collaboration with you.
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Modalities and exercise-based rehabilitation for results that last
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Work closely with YOUR community to get you to 100%.
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Variety of in-house options and support to help you reach your goals.
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Meet the Team
Han Yen Wong
Han Yen Wong
Senior Physiotherapist
BPhty (Hons), UKM
MClinPhys (Musculoskeletal), Curtin University
ISST International Schroth 3D Scoliosis Therapist
AHPC Registered
Han Yen is a dedicated musculoskeletal physiotherapist with over 13 years of experience across public and private healthcare sectors. Specialising in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy, she is highly skilled in conservative and post-operative rehabilitation for spinal conditions, as well as upper and lower limb disorders.
Formerly a Principal Physiotherapist at Singapore General Hospital (SGH), Han Yen led the Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy team and was among the pioneer graduates of SGH’s Residency in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. She holds a Master’s degree in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy from Curtin University, awarded through the prestigious MOHH Healthcare Scholarship, and has received multiple awards for clinical excellence and patient care, including the Singapore Health Quality Service Award, Service with a Heart Award, and Allied Health Division Service Excellence Award.
An ISST International Schroth 3D Scoliosis Therapist, Han Yen has extensive experience managing complex spinal conditions across all age groups. She spearheads the scoliosis rehabilitation service in the private sector, building on her pivotal role at SGH, where she was one of two key physiotherapists responsible for developing and leading the scoliosis service from its inception.
In addition to spinal care, Han Yen has a strong passion for sports rehabilitation, helping both recreational and elite athletes recover from injury and return to peak performance. She holds certifications in APA Sports Physiotherapy Level 1, Dry Needling, Kinesiology Taping, and Running Rehabilitation, enabling her to deliver a comprehensive, evidence-based approach to optimise recovery and performance.
Beyond clinical practice, Han Yen is passionate about education and mentoring. During her time at SGH, she contributed to the Postgraduate Allied Health Institute as a clinical educator and trainer, and mentored physiotherapists across tertiary hospitals, community hospitals, and polyclinics.
Guided by the bio-psychosocial model, Han Yen embraces a holistic, patient-centred approach, working collaboratively with each individual to achieve meaningful and lasting recovery.
Conor Walsh
Conor Walsh
Senior Physiotherapist
BSc (Physio.)
Trinity College Dublin
AHPC Registered
Conor graduated with honours from Trinity College Dublin in 2015. During his time at university he was awarded the Foundation Scholarship and was active as a student member of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists, assisting at various events including the ISCP Annual Conference and the Dublin City Marathon.
After moving to Singapore in 2016 he worked three years in Changi General Hospital gaining invaluable experience in Orthopaedics, Neurological Rehab, ICU and outpatient settings before specialising in Sports Medicine in 2017, where he was responsible for auditing the ACL post-operative rehabilitation protocol.
Since 2019 Conor has worked in private practice and has established himself in treating a wide range of conditions across all ages, especially post-surgical cases, running injuries, chronic lower back pain and other lower limb injuries. He is a triple certified GEMt Dry Needling therapist and uses this in combination with other treatment modalities like manual therapy and exercise therapy to deliver holistic and evidence-based treatment to his patients.
Outside of clinical practice, Conor is a keen Gaelic footballer, hurler and soccer player. Keen to broaden his professional development further he recently completed a Masters in Business Administration with the University of Manchester.
He is also a musician and can often be found gigging with one of his two bands somewhere on the island.
Daniel Tan
Daniel Tan
Senior Physiotherapist
BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
Glasgow Caledonian University
AHPC Registered
Daniel graduated with a BSc Honours in Physiotherapy from Glasgow Caledonian University in 2018.
Upon graduation, he started his career as a Physiotherapist at Changi General Hospital, where he worked with patients of different age groups (teenagers to the elderly).
In this time, he gained a valuable range of experience in cardiopulmonary, orthopaedic, geriatric, neurological as well as pre-and post-operative musculoskeletal and sports rehabilitation. With a vast experience as a triathlete and a weightlifter, Daniel has had personal encounters with injury and thereafter the recovery process to return to sport. These experiences have armed him with passion and understanding to help empower people in overcoming their injuries and to maximise their potential.
Daniel believes in a holistic approach that combines first principles thinking and evidence-based treatment to not only improve quality of life but to also help his patients on their recovery journey and ultimately, achieve their goals.
Outside of TPC, Daniel enjoys a good book and a cup of coffee when not training at the gym.
Kajal Kirpalani
Kajal Kirpalani
Senior Physiotherapist
BSc Physiotherapy
Curtin University
AHPC Registered
Kajal graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from Curtin University in 2020. She began her career in private practice, focusing on post-surgical rehabilitation and musculoskeletal injuries from sports and accidents. Through working alongside experienced physiotherapists, Kajal refined her practice, embracing a holistic approach to managing her patients.
Kajal believes in empowering and encouraging her patients to have a positive and proactive mindset throughout their rehabilitation journey. On top of this, she also places high importance on educating her patients to understand their bodies, the way it moves and how to manage their rehabilitation.
Having dabbled in various sports throughout her life, Kajal understands the specific demands of different activities and tailors her treatment plans to help athletes return to their sport safely and effectively. She is a firm believer in lifelong learning and continuously seeks to enhance her skills. Kajal has completed clinical courses on shoulder injuries, tendinopathies, and communication skills to improve therapeutic alliance building between her and her patients.
She is also a fully certified STOTT Pilates instructor and enjoys integrating Pilates principles into her rehabilitation sessions.
Outside of physiotherapy, Kajal is an avid bookworm, loves to cook and engages in strength training, pilates, boxing and running.
Isaac Tai
Isaac Tai
Senior Physiotherapist
BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
Curtin University
AHPC Registered
Isaac graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy from Curtin University in 2020.
Even before graduation, he worked as a sports trainer with Australian football and rugby clubs. Upon graduation, he cut his teeth in musculoskeletal physiotherapy with a focus on sports and post-surgical rehabilitation in the private sector. Working alongside, and being trained by, veteran physiotherapists provided invaluable insight into innovative ways of engaging patients and helping them achieve their rehabilitation goals.
With independence and self-management in mind, Isaac works with his patients to uncover the cause of their problems and find a sustainable solution that works for them. A firm believer in education, he seeks first to understand his patient’s goals, then helps them understand how they can achieve these goals by sharing knowledge and developing an individualised treatment plan with them.
Through a tailored programme of strengthening and conditioning exercises, manual therapy and trigger point dry needling, Isaac works with his patients to get them back into their regular functional activities and prevent the recurrence of their pain.
Outside of his time in the clinic, Isaac enjoys recreational boxing, HIIT, running and badminton. When he hits the gym, he prefers his workouts be set to the tune of Red Hot Chili Peppers or Arctic Monkeys. His other joy is experimental cooking and baking in the kitchen on the weekends.
Magdalene Teng
Magdalene Teng
Senior Physiotherapist
BPhysio (Hons), MClinPhysio
Curtin University
AHPC Registered
Magdalene is a physiotherapist who believes in challenging outdated norms, debunking common rehab myths, and empowering patients with the knowledge they need to take charge of their recovery. With over 15 years of experience across public and private healthcare, she combines strong clinical expertise with genuine care for each person who walks through her door.
She graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) from the University of South Australia, and later completed a specialist Master’s degree in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at Curtin University. Her career has included working with a wide variety of musculoskeletal conditions, mentoring emerging physiotherapists, and supporting national-team athletes and sports players. She previously served as clinical team lead in the KTPH Inpatient Orthopaedic Team and Extended Diagnostic Treatment Unit (EDTU), where she drove early discharge pathways, and co-managed the Outpatient Trauma Clinic.
What drives Magdalene is the full rehabilitation journey – guiding patients from early mobility challenges back to confident activity and sports participation. She thrives in advanced sports rehabilitation, tailoring each session creatively to meet individual goals. With specialised training in running mechanics and performance science, she has a strong passion for working with long-distance runners and marathoners, helping them continue training safely, reduce pain, and optimise performance.
Magdalene is skilled in managing running-related injuries, complex back pain, and lower-limb conditions. She also has extensive experience in post-operative rehabilitation, including ACL and ligament reconstruction/repair, meniscus and cartilage repair, shoulder surgeries, and total knee replacements. Her diagnostic approach is grounded in the Musculoskeletal Clinical Translation Framework,allowing her to identify movement impairments, contributing factors, and rehab priorities with precision. This structured approach, combined with a biopsychosocial perspective, enables her to guide patients who may have plateaued elsewhere toward clearer understanding and meaningful progress.
A firm believer in continuous learning, Magdalene consistently upgrades her skills to stay evidence-based and relevant. Having experienced shoulder and lower-limb injuries herself, she understands the frustration and uncertainty that come with being sidelined by pain. This personal insight shapes her caring, righteous, and patient-first approach – she advocates for her patients the way she would want someone to advocate for her.
Outside the clinic, she enjoys running, experimenting with new workouts around the neighbourhood, boxing fitness classes, and listening to personal development podcasts.
Magdalene believes that every patient deserves a pair of attentive, skilled, and genuinely caring hands to guide them back to the activities and sports they love.
Publications
Caneiro, J. P., et al. (2019). Physiotherapists implicitly evaluate bending and lifting with a round back as dangerous. Musculoskeletal Science and Practice, 39, 107–114.
Maheen Gul
Maheen Gul
Senior Physiotherapist
BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
King’s College London
AHPC Registered
Maheen graduated with a BSc Honours in Physiotherapy from King’s College London and moved to Singapore in 2012. She began her career in a rehabilitation hospital, treating neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, before transitioning to private practice in 2015 to focus on musculoskeletal and sports injuries. With over a decade of experience in both surgical and non-surgical cases, Maheen has worked with patients recovering from spinal surgeries, knee and ankle ligament reconstructions, shoulder surgeries, and those managing sports injuries, chronic pain, and everyday aches.
Maheen takes a holistic approach to treatment, combining manual techniques with tailored exercise programs to address the root cause of the issue and prevent future injuries. Her goal is to help patients regain their strength, mobility, and confidence—enabling them to return to the activities they love and live life to the fullest.
Maheen is also trained in reformer pilates and trigger point dry needling, which she integrates into her treatments to address specific musculoskeletal issues.
An active individual herself, Maheen enjoys strength training, running, yoga and pilates. She has participated in events such as marathons and half marathons, Hyrox, Spartans and Urbanathlon. Outside of work, Maheen loves spending time with family (and her dog Albert), traveling, and making lasting memories with loved ones.
Glen Lee
Strength & Conditioning Coach
Glen Lee
Strength & Conditioning Coach
Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Sports Science and Management, NTU
Functional Movement Systems (FMS) certified
CPR, AED & First Aid certified
Glen graduated with a BSc Honours in Sports Science and Management from Nanyang Technological University in 2020.
Glen has extensive experience working with corporate and personal training clients. He has coached clients from diverse backgrounds and has a proven research-backed approach which has helped clients achieve their fitness and lifestyle goals.
Glen has developed rigorous knowledge in the field of sports science that is underpinned by his practical coaching experience. He is a strong believer in combining strength and conditioning modalities with good interpersonal skills to develop exercise programs that produce results.
Being an athlete himself, Glen understands the pain and frustrations of injuries and the challenges they bring to daily living and sport. He seeks to help clients regain their strength and fitness through a customised strength training program that will enable clients to return to their normal fitness levels.
Glen enjoys helping athletes reach their peak performance capability on the field as well as helping the general population become healthier individuals who can move and thus live better.
Outside of TPC, you can find Glen in the gym or doing Mixed Martial Arts. Other than that, he enjoys hanging out with friends or reading a good book.
Angeline Yeo
Angeline Yeo
Yoga Instructor
Yoga Alliance-certified
ERYT 500hr, YACEP, YAPYT
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