Dr Dinesh Verma

PT , HCPC (UK) , MBA (UK)
A Physiotherapist and MBA-Gold Medallist. Dinesh has conducted over 50 workshops on Electro-Physical Agents and Electro-Therapy Applications  and Technology implementation in Rehabilitation Therapy including Musculoskeletal , Neurology and Swallowing disorders across Asia, Australia,Europe. He is the  technology Founder of  SCORES Back-Care Program. 
Dinesh has keen interest in Technology development and implementation and is actively involved in development of such new technologies – He is founder of SCORES- spinal core stability program– that uses Imaging Ultrasound and Pressure biofeedback as an integrated system for Back and Neck Pain Management.
Dinesh has conducted over 50 workshops on Electro-Physical Agents and Electro-Therapy Applications for Swallowing disorders across Asia, Australia, Italy and Spain and has led to the growth of this technique across Asia Pacific.
Dinesh also served as the President of Singapore Physiotherapy Association Year 2012 – 2014 and currently serving as Secretary General of AWP-WCPT and Co-Chairperson of World Lumbo Pelvic Pain Congress Singapore concluded in Nov 2016.
Major Accomplishments:
Gold Medal MBA program by SIM n HENLEY (U.K) 1999
Leading Singapore – Indian Entrepreneur Award 2009
Asia pacific Entrepreneurship Awards – Most Promising Entrepreneur category 2010
“IndiraAchievers& Leaders Award” – Business Leadership Award by CMO Asia 2012
SPBA – PHYSIO ASIA THERAPY CENTRE 2012
SICCI–DBS Singapore Indian EntrepreneurAwards2014- the “New Upcoming Entrepreneur” by Prime minister Lee Hsien Loong
PromisingSME500 award 2015
Featured among Asia’s 50 Greatest Leaders 2016 Award – by ASIA ONE Magazine Jan 2017

Monika Verma

Physiotherapist, MCPS (U.K)
Graduated as a Physiotherapist and she is currently serving as Clinical and Managing Director for the Physio Asia Therapy Centre Singapore. Monika has over 30 years of clinical experience on both the private & public sector. She is the co-founder & clinical developer for SCORES Back Care Program. Conducting multiple training programs globally.

Dr Margaret Sherburn

B.App.Sc (Physio), M.Womens Health, PhD, FACP
Margaret is a Senior Fellow in the Physiotherapy Department at the University of Melbourne and is a specialist clinician in Women’s Men’s and Pelvic Health, working within a private physiotherapy practice. Her main areas of research and clinical practice are the conservative management of pelvic floor dysfunction in women with pelvic pain, prolapse or incontience; the use of real-time ultrasound and Women’s Health Specialist Physiotherapist, a Fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapist, is a past Editor of the Australian and New Zealand Continence Journal and currently on the Journal’s Editorial Review Commitee.

Professor Kari Bø

Professor, PhD Kari Bø, Norwegian School of Sport Sciences (NIH), Oslo, Norway
Professor Kari Bø, who earned her PhD in 1990, is a trained physical therapist and exercise scientist renowned for her work in pelvic floor dysfunction, incontinence treatment, and women’s health. With over 350 peer-reviewed publications and 360 international keynote presentations, she has supervised numerous PhD students and developed postgraduate courses for physiotherapists. A recognized global leader, Professor Bø has received multiple prestigious awards, including the Mildred Elson Award and the International Continence Society’s Lifelong Achievement Award, and has held prominent roles in both academic and professional organizations worldwide.

Dr David Cowley

(PhD, BPhty (Hons) APAM)
Dr. David Cowley, a PhD graduate from the University of Queensland, serves as the Men’s Health Clinical Stream Leader at Active Rehabilitation Physiotherapy. His groundbreaking research on male pelvic floor function, encompassing areas such as intra-abdominal pressure, prostatectomy, and electrical stimulation, has earned him invitations to speak at prestigious national and international conferences. A respected academic and industry leader, Dr. Cowley is a visiting lecturer, a key member of the APA, and an expert on men’s health and continence. 

Felicity Kermode

PT, MSc
Felicity Kermode, PT , MPhty is a Sports and Manipulative Physiotherapist and is the Clinical Director of Move Well Pty Ltd that own and manage 14 private physiotherapy practices in Perth, Western Australia. Felicity has also served as a guest Lecturer at Curtin University Australia – for Masters of Physiotherapy Program and Masters of Manipulative Therapy Program and Post Graduate Human Movement and Exercise programs. She also works closely with elite sporting populations and chronic pain patients in the management and rehabilitation of spinal, hip and pelvic injuries. She is also involved in the mining industry (including oil and gas) for over 5 years, predominantly working in the area of prevention of injury.

Dr Hitesh Gupta

Dr Hitesh Gupta, Occupational Therapist and Dysphagia Expert  –  is  pioneer & certified dysphagia interventionist in Indian sub-continent with wide range of experience of more than 12 years in treating complex swallowing disorders of different etiologies (neurological and non-neurological) in both adult and pediatric populations – While working at Leading Tertiary Care Hospitals – MAX Hospital , Saket , New Delhi and    B L Kapoor Hospital. Dr Gupta enhanced his Training in Dysphagia in Spain and Singapore and  have actively been engaged in using Electrical Stimulation and  EMG techniques.  He has been an  effective Trainer and conducted several workshops and presentations at Major Professional  meeting along with his contributions to international publications

Dr Andry Vleeming

PhD
Dr. Vleeming is a professor at the Ghent Medical University at the department of rehabilitation and Kinesiotherapy and visiting professor in Clinical Anatomy at the University of New England, Maine USA. He received his Ph.D. at the Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands, with specialty in anatomy, biomechanics and radiology of the human pelvis and spine. Dr. Vleeming is the Chairman of the World Congress on Low Back and Pelvic Pain and one of the authors of the European Guidelines of Pelvic Girdle Pain (2008). This has led to many publications in Spine Journals concerning the function and diagnosis of the pelvis and spine. He started cooperation with the North American Spine Association to supervise the world congress on lumbo pelvic pain. Dr Vleeming’s research is focussed on understanding chronic lumbo pelvic pain and to develop evidence based rehabilitation for chronic pain patients. Dr Vleeming has written more than 59 peer reviewed articles in leading musculoskeletal journals. He is author of 15 books on musculoskeletal system and editor of 20 books an 18 book chapters.