About Us

Other than using specialised hands-on techniques and evidence-based exercises, Anson regularly advises on ergonomics and sports training tips to assist clients with full recovery. He is also certified in dry needling.

Anson started practicing as a physiotherapist in National University Hospital Singapore (NUH) after graduating from National University of Malaysia. During his days in NUH, he worked in the orthopaedic, cardiopulmonary, and oncological departments, before settling down in the outpatient musculoskeletal and sports rehabilitation department. His clients come from all walks of life, from young to old, sedentary to after-hours athletic lifestyles, influencers to celebrities.

Passionate in helping people, Anson started his journey of sharing about physiotherapy with the public back in NUH, when he was featured on Lianhe Zaobao about knee osteoarthritis. Since then, he has conducted corporate talks, Facebook video and live series, online webinars, and most notably, a feature on the radio station Love 97.2 FM.

To keep himself active, Anson regularly runs and practices Judo. With 7 years of experience, he is currently a 2nd Kyu Judoka.

Meris is trained in the Maitland technique and her treatment approach involves combining manual therapy and individualised exercise prescription. She is also certified in Clinical Pilates and Dry Needling. Meris believes in searching for the source of pain and uses ergonomic and/or gait assessments, where applicable, to achieve this.

Having had personal experiences with sports injuries, she understands the frustration when patients are unable to perform to their maximum potential. With this, Meris aims to help patients understand their condition, supporting them throughout their recovery journey in a holistic and empowering manner. Meris places utmost importance on developing a reciprocal therapeutic alliance with patients, as she believes that joint decision making, and active participation leads to the best results.

Outside of work, Meris has various hobbies such as ballet, figure skating and golf. She has over 20 years of ballet experience and has completed all RAD examinations (Pre-primary to Advanced 2). Meris started her figure skating journey as an adult and was part of the Queensland State team prior to returning to Singapore. While artistry and expression are key for these sports, she also recognises the demands they have on the body. Hence, having an interest in dance injuries and with a goal to educate dancers on injury prevention in the future.