Susannah graduated as a physiotherapist from the University of Malta in 2012 and completed her Masters degree in Clinical Biomechanics in 2018.  Her journey into the world of physiotherapy was strongly influenced by her background in sports. Having spent 12 years as a gymnast, she developed a firsthand understanding of the physical challenges and demands athletes face. Her passion for sports and movement is what led her into the field of physiotherapy.

With over 10 years experience working in both the public and private sector, Susannah has worked in various areas of physiotherapy including long-term care and rehabilitation for the elderly, amputee rehabilitation, acute medical and orthopedic conditions as well as sports and musculoskeletal injuries in an acute and rehabilitation setting. She spent 4 years working as a Senior Physiotherapist at a rehabilitation hospital. As part of the team there, she helped in the rehabilitation of persons post-trauma and surgery including orthopedic conditions, spinal injuries and brain trauma as well as amputations.

Throughout her career, Susannah has developed a special interest in the rehabilitation of orthopaedic and musculoskeletal injuries. Through a combination of manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, and patient education, she strives to empower individuals to actively participate in their rehabilitation journey.

Sharon Cutajar is a state registered Physiotherapist who graduated in 2012 from the University of Malta with a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Physiotherapy. In 2014 she went on to further her studies by reading for a Master in Gerontology and Geriatrics and following her research into retaining physical function in older adults using the CrossFit approach, Sharon has been published in the official CrossFit Journal in September 2016. 

She is continuously looking to expand her knowledge and expertise through accredited courses including; Kinesiology taping, Mulligan concept mobilisation with movement and acupuncture. Sharon is also a qualified moving and handling instructor. 

With over 10 years of experience in both the public and private sector, she worked in various settings, eventually becoming a team leader in adult rehabilitation at Karin Grech Hospital. There she provides rehabilitation for those recovering from complex neurological and orthopaedic injures such as spinal cord injuries and polytrauma. Her experience in these fields allows her to bring a multifaceted outlook to treatment.  

She is committed to combine her passion for exercise and rehabilitation together with evidence based literature to provide her clients with an effective and holistic approach.