Jasmine Loke - Founder
BScHSc (Physic) - U of Sydney | Cert Orth Manual Therapy - U of Curtin
Certified Schroth Practitioner - USA | Certified Mulligan Concept Practitioner - Aus
Dry Needling Practitioner = GEMT Aus | Certified Basic Pilates - Texas Electrotherapy Training - Shinsu Uni - Japan | Fascia Taping - FFT, Aus
Mgment Cervicogenic Dynsfuntion - U of Queensland
Kinetic Control & Movement Dysfunction - Keele Uni UK
Lymphedema Management - Klose Training Centre USA
Developmental Kinesiology - Charles Uni , Prague
Spinal Injury - Rancho Los Amigo National Rehab Centre , USA
Armed with physiotherapy qualifications and extensive clinical experiences from Singapore, Australia, UK & US, Jasmine returned to serve the Malaysian community in the early 2000s, working with a few medical centres in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya. However, with her very different and advanced approaches to rehabilitation, Jasmine found there is a need for a professional rehabilitation centre with high clinical standards. In 2005, she formed Physiowerkz to realise her dream of giving the very best professional rehabilitation service that is patient-centered.
Her vision is to create a professional, yet fun and creative environment for :
1. Patients and athletes to maximise their recovery and enhance their sports performances and functions
2. A team of therapists to practice as "first-contact practitioner" in order to provide the best possible care to our community.
Her mission since is working on a strong mentoring system to enhance the therapists' analytical skills, clinical skills and to promote life-long learning culture. She has used her experience and creativity to design new treatment techniques and approaches, putting her ahead of the game.
With over 20 years' worth of experience treating many injuries and conditions holistically, focussing on the root cause of their conditions and resolving them, she designed her own system of diagnosis, analysis and treatment. She has created the Physiowerkz's Movement Analysis & Treatment (PMAT) system that has been proven to be an effective solution for pain and mobility issues in many people and which is getting attention internationally.
Her diagnostic and treatment approaches to the human body is much more advanced compared to the conventional ones in the market. The strong clinical reasoning behind the PMAT system allows her to identify the root cause(s) of a condition, focusing producing the best short- and long-term results rather than aiming for only short-term, temporary symptomatic relief. The diagnostic results also helped to prevent future injuries and enhance one's daily/sports performance.
Since then, the Physiowerkz team has grown from strength to strength, further developing practical, comprehensive and specialised programs by fusing other disciplines effectively to return the patient to his/her original state of well-being form, and even making it better.
Check out our different specialty programs page where each one is unique and one of its kind in this country!
BScHSc (Physic) - U of Sydney | Cert Orth Manual Therapy - U of Curtin
Certified Schroth Practitioner - USA | Certified Mulligan Concept Practitioner - Aus
Dry Needling Practitioner = GEMT Aus | Certified Basic Pilates - Texas Electrotherapy Training - Shinsu Uni - Japan | Fascia Taping - FFT, Aus
Mgment Cervicogenic Dynsfuntion - U of Queensland
Kinetic Control & Movement Dysfunction - Keele Uni UK
Lymphedema Management - Klose Training Centre USA
Developmental Kinesiology - Charles Uni , Prague
Spinal Injury - Rancho Los Amigo National Rehab Centre , USA
Armed with physiotherapy qualifications and extensive clinical experiences from Singapore, Australia, UK & US, Jasmine returned to serve the Malaysian community in the early 2000s, working with a few medical centres in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya. However, with her very different and advanced approaches to rehabilitation, Jasmine found there is a need for a professional rehabilitation centre with high clinical standards. In 2005, she formed Physiowerkz to realise her dream of giving the very best professional rehabilitation service that is patient-centered.
Her vision is to create a professional, yet fun and creative environment for :
1. Patients and athletes to maximise their recovery and enhance their sports performances and functions
2. A team of therapists to practice as "first-contact practitioner" in order to provide the best possible care to our community.
Her mission since is working on a strong mentoring system to enhance the therapists' analytical skills, clinical skills and to promote life-long learning culture. She has used her experience and creativity to design new treatment techniques and approaches, putting her ahead of the game.
With over 20 years' worth of experience treating many injuries and conditions holistically, focussing on the root cause of their conditions and resolving them, she designed her own system of diagnosis, analysis and treatment. She has created the Physiowerkz's Movement Analysis & Treatment (PMAT) system that has been proven to be an effective solution for pain and mobility issues in many people and which is getting attention internationally.
Her diagnostic and treatment approaches to the human body is much more advanced compared to the conventional ones in the market. The strong clinical reasoning behind the PMAT system allows her to identify the root cause(s) of a condition, focusing producing the best short- and long-term results rather than aiming for only short-term, temporary symptomatic relief. The diagnostic results also helped to prevent future injuries and enhance one's daily/sports performance.
Since then, the Physiowerkz team has grown from strength to strength, further developing practical, comprehensive and specialised programs by fusing other disciplines effectively to return the patient to his/her original state of well-being form, and even making it better.
Check out our different specialty programs page where each one is unique and one of its kind in this country!
THE TEAM
Count your blessings in life
Eva Tiong (Physiotherapist)
BSc (Hons) In Physiotherapy Sciences (Northumbria Uni - UK)
"My interest in physiotherapy was fostered when I was trying to figure out the reason why I kept sustaining injuries from an active lifestyle while trying to lose weight," she shares.. Coupled with the painstaking experience of her loved ones who had to deal with her persistent muscular pain, it led her on the path to pursue the holistic field of physiotherapy. Born and bred Sarawakian, Eva has adventurous taste buds which involves lots of kitchen experiment. She also loves ballroom dancing and High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT). Her bucket list includes tracking through Nepal, bungee jumping and rock climbing. The motto that gets her going in life is 'Count Your Blessings in Life'.
BSc (Hons) In Physiotherapy Sciences (Northumbria Uni - UK)
"My interest in physiotherapy was fostered when I was trying to figure out the reason why I kept sustaining injuries from an active lifestyle while trying to lose weight," she shares.. Coupled with the painstaking experience of her loved ones who had to deal with her persistent muscular pain, it led her on the path to pursue the holistic field of physiotherapy. Born and bred Sarawakian, Eva has adventurous taste buds which involves lots of kitchen experiment. She also loves ballroom dancing and High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT). Her bucket list includes tracking through Nepal, bungee jumping and rock climbing. The motto that gets her going in life is 'Count Your Blessings in Life'.
Yen Li: I fell in love with physiotherapy
after trying to understand why injuries happen
Tan Yen Li (Physiotherapist)
Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Hons – UTAR
A taekwondo exponent, Yen Li also plays badminton and basketball. Like all athletes, she had her fair share of injuries which got her searching for answers as to why they happened. In her pursuit to understand this, she stumbled onto physiotherapy and fell in love with it. Quiet with a sense of humour, Yen Li is always up for a challenge. She is also into music.
Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Hons – UTAR
A taekwondo exponent, Yen Li also plays badminton and basketball. Like all athletes, she had her fair share of injuries which got her searching for answers as to why they happened. In her pursuit to understand this, she stumbled onto physiotherapy and fell in love with it. Quiet with a sense of humour, Yen Li is always up for a challenge. She is also into music.
Narmatha: I want to help dancers avoid injuries in pursuit of their passion
Narmatha Shanmugam (Physiotherapist)
Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy (Hons) - INTI
"My love for dance led me to physiotherapy and there's no turning back now!" she says.
A dancer herself, she understands the frustrations a dancer goes through when they have an injury.
"I want to help them get out of injury and even prevent injuries from happening in the first place," she adds. "Dance physiotherapy is still far behind in Malaysia but together with the team, I hope to change this!"
P.S. If you’re not a dancer, don’t worry – she would still treat you… and she might even get you to dance a little!
Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy (Hons) - INTI
"My love for dance led me to physiotherapy and there's no turning back now!" she says.
A dancer herself, she understands the frustrations a dancer goes through when they have an injury.
"I want to help them get out of injury and even prevent injuries from happening in the first place," she adds. "Dance physiotherapy is still far behind in Malaysia but together with the team, I hope to change this!"
P.S. If you’re not a dancer, don’t worry – she would still treat you… and she might even get you to dance a little!
Sarah: A life well-lived is one that is in service of others
Sarah Gan (Physiotherapist)
Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy (Hons) - INTI
Sarah graduated from INTI International University with a passion to help people from all walks
of life. She believes that everyone is inclined to do good and be of great service to others.
"The elderly community has a special place in my heart," she says. Thus it is of no surprise that she chose physiotherapy as her career. "I reckon that a life lived well is one that serves others well."
Her friends describes her as caring, witty and easy to befriend. She is an animal lover and enjoys playing piano and the ukulele. She also plays badminton and ultimate frisbee during her spare time.
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Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy (Hons) - INTI
Sarah graduated from INTI International University with a passion to help people from all walks
of life. She believes that everyone is inclined to do good and be of great service to others.
"The elderly community has a special place in my heart," she says. Thus it is of no surprise that she chose physiotherapy as her career. "I reckon that a life lived well is one that serves others well."
Her friends describes her as caring, witty and easy to befriend. She is an animal lover and enjoys playing piano and the ukulele. She also plays badminton and ultimate frisbee during her spare time.
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Xue Ann: It is very meaningful
to help people regain
their strength for active daily living.
Wong Xue Ann (Physiotherapist)
Bachelor of Applied Rehab UK (Hons) – Teeside University
Xue Ann almost never became a physiotherapist. “After graduating from secondary school, I wanted to join a local college and become a nursing student,” she said. “What made me change my mind was my Uncle. He had to undergo a series of physio treatments because he had total a knee replacement
“At that point I got to learn about this profession and felt that it was very meaningful to help people regain their strength for active daily living.
“Having decided, I joined Mahsa University to further my education in this field,” she adds. “During varsity, we were given opportunities to adapt to different environments for our clinical postings among which included treating post-surgery cases, neck and back pain, knee and shoulder pain, young children and even stroke patient. The rest is history.”
Bachelor of Applied Rehab UK (Hons) – Teeside University
Xue Ann almost never became a physiotherapist. “After graduating from secondary school, I wanted to join a local college and become a nursing student,” she said. “What made me change my mind was my Uncle. He had to undergo a series of physio treatments because he had total a knee replacement
“At that point I got to learn about this profession and felt that it was very meaningful to help people regain their strength for active daily living.
“Having decided, I joined Mahsa University to further my education in this field,” she adds. “During varsity, we were given opportunities to adapt to different environments for our clinical postings among which included treating post-surgery cases, neck and back pain, knee and shoulder pain, young children and even stroke patient. The rest is history.”
Louis: I’m always eager to learn more, provide high-quality service to my patients
Louis Yeoh (Physiotherapist)
Diploma in Physiotherapy – MAHSA University
ACE certified Personal Trainer - Fitness innovations
An ACE-certified Personal Trainer, Louis is a firm believer in the power of exercise. However, it was his passion for helping people, while empowering them to contribute to their healing, was what drove him into physiotherapy.
“I’m always eager to learn more, provide high-quality service to my patients using evidence-based research and techniques. Physiotherapy is an exciting and challenging profession because I would never know what injury I will be treating next. This keeps me on my toes in terms of expanding my clinical knowledge and skillset.”
A vegan, Louis uses his free time in the kitchen, experimenting new vegan food.
“Besides that, I also dedicate my time in outdoor running and calisthenics movements,” he adds. “My philosophy in life is simple: I believe that a healthy eating and balanced lifestyle is key to success. Move better, eat well and be faithful is the path to a healthier, stronger and happier you.”
Diploma in Physiotherapy – MAHSA University
ACE certified Personal Trainer - Fitness innovations
An ACE-certified Personal Trainer, Louis is a firm believer in the power of exercise. However, it was his passion for helping people, while empowering them to contribute to their healing, was what drove him into physiotherapy.
“I’m always eager to learn more, provide high-quality service to my patients using evidence-based research and techniques. Physiotherapy is an exciting and challenging profession because I would never know what injury I will be treating next. This keeps me on my toes in terms of expanding my clinical knowledge and skillset.”
A vegan, Louis uses his free time in the kitchen, experimenting new vegan food.
“Besides that, I also dedicate my time in outdoor running and calisthenics movements,” he adds. “My philosophy in life is simple: I believe that a healthy eating and balanced lifestyle is key to success. Move better, eat well and be faithful is the path to a healthier, stronger and happier you.”
Ken: I am devoting my life towards helping others to move and live better,
Teo Ken Yang (Movement Specialist)
Bachelor of Commerce – University of Western Australia
Ken, as he is fondly known among colleagues, was at first curious about how the body moves.
“When I started resistance training in the gym, I learned the hard way. I sustained multiple chronic pain that were relieved through movement exercise. It led me to understand, express and rediscover a stronger version of myself. Since then, I am devoting my life towards helping others experience the same - to move and live better,” he says.
Bachelor of Commerce – University of Western Australia
Ken, as he is fondly known among colleagues, was at first curious about how the body moves.
“When I started resistance training in the gym, I learned the hard way. I sustained multiple chronic pain that were relieved through movement exercise. It led me to understand, express and rediscover a stronger version of myself. Since then, I am devoting my life towards helping others experience the same - to move and live better,” he says.
Satisfaction is seeing her patients recover and regain mobility
Deborah Wong (Physiotherapist)
Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy (Hons) – INTI
Debbie, as she is fondly known, was inspired by her paediatrician whom she was seeing when she was three years old.
"Since then I've dreamt of being in the healthcare line of work," she says. “I live on the principle that the more you’re blessed, the more you need to bless others,”
“A neighbour had an accident and was wheelchair-bound for some time but had finally regained the ability to walk again after physiotherapy. Seeing him walking again inspired me towards this calling and gives me the possibility of how I might change and improve another’s life through the skills I have learned.
“My profession as a physiotherapist has given me the opportunity to play a role in helping people from all age groups and I want to give all I can to help my patients overcome their physical challenges. There is nothing more satisfying than seeing my patient recover and regain their freedom in mobility and from pain.”
Her motto is simply: “Be kind. Give what you've decided in your heart, without fear or favour, for God loves a cheerful giver.”
Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy (Hons) – INTI
Debbie, as she is fondly known, was inspired by her paediatrician whom she was seeing when she was three years old.
"Since then I've dreamt of being in the healthcare line of work," she says. “I live on the principle that the more you’re blessed, the more you need to bless others,”
“A neighbour had an accident and was wheelchair-bound for some time but had finally regained the ability to walk again after physiotherapy. Seeing him walking again inspired me towards this calling and gives me the possibility of how I might change and improve another’s life through the skills I have learned.
“My profession as a physiotherapist has given me the opportunity to play a role in helping people from all age groups and I want to give all I can to help my patients overcome their physical challenges. There is nothing more satisfying than seeing my patient recover and regain their freedom in mobility and from pain.”
Her motto is simply: “Be kind. Give what you've decided in your heart, without fear or favour, for God loves a cheerful giver.”
Rehabilitation and training play an important role in recovery process
Ivy Lee (Physiotherapist)
Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) – University Of Sydney, Australia
Ivy chose to be a physiotherapist because she wants to help those who are in their journey to recovery.
"I believe that rehabilitation and training play an important role in the recovery process as well as to prevent future injuries," she said. "I also find it satisfying to be able to assist those in need by applying my knowledge and experience."
Ivy has the passion for helping elderly, and people who suffer from stroke or brain injury.
She believes that providing a patient-centred care is very crucial in this health sector. Always generous with her smiles, Ivy pledges to give her best to her patients.
Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) – University Of Sydney, Australia
Ivy chose to be a physiotherapist because she wants to help those who are in their journey to recovery.
"I believe that rehabilitation and training play an important role in the recovery process as well as to prevent future injuries," she said. "I also find it satisfying to be able to assist those in need by applying my knowledge and experience."
Ivy has the passion for helping elderly, and people who suffer from stroke or brain injury.
She believes that providing a patient-centred care is very crucial in this health sector. Always generous with her smiles, Ivy pledges to give her best to her patients.