Rehab Therapy Clinic + Gym with Progressive Techniques
Recovery is not one-size-fits-all. Whether you are weeks out of hospital, managing a long-term neurological condition, or rebuilding after surgery — your rehabilitation plan should be as individual as your goals.
At our clinics in Dempsey Hill, Katong, and Anson, you work with senior therapists across physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and more — all under one coordinated team. Private treatment rooms, fully equipped rehab gyms.
Senior Clinicians. Evidence-Based Practice. Long-Term Thinking.
Every clinician at Lifeweavers is senior-ranked — not a rotation placement or a fresh graduate building hours. They bring hospital-level clinical depth to every session, combined with the flexibility and continuity that only a private team can offer.
Our goal is never just to get you through an episode of care. We plan for your long-term function — building therapy programmes that adapt as you progress and prevent the secondary complications that send people back to hospital. That is what gold-standard rehabilitation looks like in practice.
Unique Areas Of Focus
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Reversing Deconditioning After Illness or Inactivity
Deconditioning happens faster than most people expect — and recovery from it requires more than simply resuming activity. After a hospitalisation, a prolonged illness, or an extended period of reduced mobility, the body loses strength, cardiovascular endurance, and functional capacity at every level — muscle, joint, cardiovascular, and neurological. Many people feel they are "just getting old" when they are actually experiencing reversible deconditioning that responds well to structured, progressive rehabilitation. At Lifeweavers, our MDT assesses deconditioning comprehensively — not just physical weakness, but also the cognitive and motivational factors that influence recovery. We build a graduated programme that rebuilds capacity safely and sustainably, with measurable milestones and a clear picture of what full recovery looks like for you.
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Prophylaxis / Preventive Rehabilitation — Staying Ahead of Decline
The most effective rehabilitation is the kind that prevents the problem from occurring in the first place. Prophylaxis in rehabilitation means identifying risks before they become crises — catching the early signs of balance deterioration before a fall, addressing swallowing changes before aspiration pneumonia, strengthening weak muscle groups before a joint gives way. For people managing chronic neurological conditions, progressive illness, or the natural changes of ageing, preventive rehab is not a luxury. It is the single most cost-effective investment in long-term health. Lifeweavers builds prophylactic components into every rehabilitation programme — because our goal is never just to treat today's problem, but to prevent tomorrow's. Our therapists conduct regular functional reviews that identify emerging risks early and adjust your programme before decline becomes crisis.
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Complex Medical Conditions — A Team Built for Difficulty
Complex medical conditions require therapists who have seen complexity before — not generalists adapting a standard protocol on the fly. At Lifeweavers, all clinicians are senior-ranked with specialist backgrounds. We routinely work with clients who have multiple co-existing conditions — stroke complicated by diabetes and cognitive impairment, Parkinson's alongside orthopaedic issues, cancer rehabilitation intersecting with neurological deficits. These cases require genuine MDT integration: not just multiple disciplines present, but disciplines actively communicating, adjusting, and deferring to one another when clinical priorities shift. We are also one of the few private teams in Singapore equipped to match the therapy intensity delivered in an acute hospital setting — outside of the hospital, and for as long as your condition requires it.
Our Specialisations
Sports Injury
Targeted rehabilitation for sprains, overuse injuries, and post-surgery return to sport — so you recover fully, not just partially.
Falls Prevention
Clinical balance assessments, strength reconditioning, and gait training — reducing the risk of falls that lead to hospitalisation.
Fitness With A Medical Condition
Safe, supervised exercise therapy for people managing chronic conditions — building strength, stamina, and confidence without aggravating what you are managing.
Neuro Rehab
Specialist recovery for stroke, Parkinson's, and acquired brain injury — using high-intensity neuroplasticity-based techniques at clinic and at home.
Senior Mobility
Maintaining the strength, balance, and daily function that allows older adults to live independently for longer — on their terms.
Whole Family Wellness
Preventive wellness and rehabilitation care for the whole family, supporting health across every life stage and as a family unit.
Cancer Rehab
Prehab before treatment and structured rehab after — reclaiming strength, managing fatigue and lymphedema, and returning to the life you want.
Pre- and Post-Surgery Rehab
Building resilience before surgery and accelerating recovery after — so you arrive stronger and return to function faster.
High Intensity Training
For clients who are medically stable and want to push harder — structured high-intensity sessions designed to maximise neuroplastic recovery and rebuild peak function.
With Evidence Based experiences, our clinicians are prepared to help you achieve your goals, and beyond.
Multidisciplinary, Multiple Clinicians
We bring a wealth of expertise, experiences and specialisations to address the needs of the most complex cases.
All In The Same Team
Our case managers centrally coordinates every case individually, and help all the clinicians work collaboratively towards your goals.
Liz
Clinical Director
Liz has been in leadership positions in managing rehab teams in hospitals and runs a high quality, specialised, multidisciplinary home therapy team in the community providing gold standard continuous rehab to patients with neuro and chronic conditions.
As an Occupational Therapist, she sees prevention of functional decline as the silver bullet to prolonged life of quality. She is constantly looking at new robotics, rehab tools and equipment for the teams to deliver more effective therapy and a better experience for clients.
Liz has been leading the team at Lifeweavers with new evidence in the world of rehab therapy, advanced techniques and a progressive approach towards rehab to break boundaries with clients’ outcomes.
Irene
Principal Physiotherapist
Irene Chu is a Principal Physiotherapist, Clinical Exercise Physiologist, and educator with over ten years of experience in physiotherapy and clinical exercise science. Recognised for her leadership in chronic disease management and health promotion, she integrates exercise physiology with public health to improve outcomes in obesity, diabetes, and other non-communicable diseases.
Since 2022, she has been Associate Faculty at the Singapore Institute of Technology, teaching Clinical Exercise Prescription and contributing to national-level training in obesity management. Her public health work includes developing diabetes guidelines with the Ministry of Health and designing workplace wellness initiatives like Fit4All.
A recipient of honours including the COVID-19 Resilience Medal and SingHealth Associate in Education Award, Irene continues to advance preventive healthcare through evidence-based practice, education, and advocacy.
Wen Jie
Senior Physiotherapist
As an expert in rehabilitation, Wen Jie is proud to have helped and educated those in need in her years as a therapist. Having suffered injuries herself, she has been through and understands pain and suffering.
Her passion is rewarded when clients smile and tell her that they are enjoying the things they love in their life again. Her mantra: The process of Recovery is not always easy, but I will give you my hand wholeheartedly to help you through it.
Hai Song
Senior Occupational Therapist
Hai Song is certified in Parkinson’s rehab program LSVT BIG occupational therapist and is equally equipped with knowledge of Dementia and Geriatric Cognitive Disorders having acquired a Postgrad Certification in Elder Health.
He has worked in both inpatient wards, day rehabilitation settings and home therapy, experienced with rehabilitation for patients with medical, orthopedic, neurological, and cognitive impairment conditions and well familiar with the use of robotics.
Jing Wen
Senior Physiotherapist
Yuna
Senior Occupational Therapist
Yuna implemented Pool Activity Level (PAL) and person-centred care to deliver better care for patients with moderate to advanced dementia in the Geriatric Monitoring Unit (GMU), a specialised elder care ward.
She has worked with a spectrum of neurology conditions such as stroke, brain injury, meningioma, neuromuscular disease and spinal cord injury.
A specialist in low vision rehab, she’s proficient in interventions and home therapy for patients across a spectrum of visual conditions such as diabetic retinopathy, cataracts, glaucoma, age-related muscular degeneration and hemianopia.
RY
Senior Occupational Therapist
RY describes herself as a compassionate and person-centred occupational therapist with a background primarily in acute inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation with a strong focus on geriatric population. She has a keen interest in Parkinson’s disease and is a certified LSVT-BIG and PWR!Moves therapist. She has also received training in Geriatric Palliative Care in Advanced Dementia from The Palliative Care Centre for Excellence in Research and Education.
She is also currently a Clinical Educator with Singapore Institute of Technology.
An efficient team player who is self-driven to achieve the best outcomes for her patients. OT Tan is fluent in English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
Sherynne
Senior Physiotherapist
Sherynne graduated BSc (Honours) Physiotherapy Singapore Institute of Technology – Trinity College, Dublin and attained 200 hours of Yoga teacher training cert by Tirisula Yoga Vedanta Training Academy in 2021 and FISAF (The Federation International of Sports, Aerobics and Fitness) Aqua Instructor since 2017.
She specialises in incorporating yoga, breath-work and mindfulness into her physiotherapy sessions and has done wonders with stroke, brain injuries and palliative clients.
She honed her skills covering general wards, high dependency unit and Intensive care units but has moved on to practice fully in the community the recent few years.
Sherynne can also administer chest physiotherapy and suctioning for bed bound patients, pain relief using modalities ie heat/cold pack, Ultrasound, TENS, NMES.
Mann
Speech & Language Therapist
the adults and geriatric population.
Clinic Locations
Lifeweavers Dempsey
27A Loewen Rd, 30B/C,Singapore 248839
Lifeweavers Katong
112 East Coast Road, i12 Katong, 03-01, Singapore 428802
Lifeweavers Anson
79 Anson Rd, #22-01, Singapore 079906