Jo Wing Lam Leung is an Australia-trained physiotherapist with over a decade of clinical experience across Australia, Hong Kong, and Africa (Eswatini). She works with a wide range of clients—from adolescents to older adults—but is particularly known for helping people with more complex or long-standing issues move and feel stronger again. Her approach combines hands-on treatment with progressive, exercise-based rehabilitation. Rather than focusing only on symptom relief, Jo works with patients to rebuild strength, movement confidence, and long-term resilience. Jo focuses on spinal conditions, including scoliosis, as well as complex musculoskeletal cases. She integrates scoliosis-specific rehabilitation with strength training principles to support both adolescents and adults beyond traditional corrective exercise. Jo also has a strong interest in patient education—helping individuals understand their condition and take an active role in their recovery. Beyond the clinic, Jo previously spent six years working in Eswatini, where she initiated a disability sports programme, including the country’s first wheelchair basketball team. She continues to be involved in community outreach and health education projects.

Clinical & Sports Experience

• Sole physiotherapist for the Hong Kong Football Club Women’s Division One Team, providing pitch-side care, injury management, and return-to-play rehabilitation
• Official physiotherapist for the Mini-Pacific Games 2025, supporting international athletes across multiple sports
• Manages adolescents and adults with scoliosis, including both conservative care and post-surgical rehabilitation
• Extensive experience in gym-related injuries, chronic pain, and complex musculoskeletal and spinal conditions
• Post-surgical rehabilitation for orthopaedic and spinal cases, with a focus on restoring function beyond basic recovery
• Extensive experience in geriatric rehabilitation, including strength, balance, and functional training to support mobility, independence, and confidence in older adults
• Works closely with dancers and movement-based athletes, drawing from her own background in salsa, tango, kizomba, and pole dance

Areas of Focus

• Spinal conditions and scoliosis Schroth-based rehabilitation combined with progressive strength training to improve posture, control, and long-term spinal health
• Chronic and recurrent pain Helping patients who feel “stuck” despite previous treatment, by addressing both movement patterns and physical capacity
• Return to strength and performance Bridging the gap between rehabilitation and higher-level activity, whether that’s sport, gym training, or daily function
• Post-surgical recovery Guiding patients from early-stage rehab back to confident, independent movement

Qualifications

• BSc Physiotherapy – University of Sydney, Australia
• Certified Schroth Therapist (Scoliosis-Specific Exercise)
• Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapy – South Africa
• Dry Needling Certification – Hong Kong
• Movement & Performance Therapy Specialist – Hong Kong
• Hong Kong Football Medicine Team Physiotherapist Course – CUHK