Who I work with

I work with people living with complex, chronic conditions, especially those involving persistent pain, chronic fatigue, and nervous system dysregulation. Many of my patients have been diagnosed with overlapping or poorly understood conditions, and are looking for a form of care that increases their capacity to move through life in a respectful, and personalised manner.

Conditions I commonly work with include fibromyalgia, autoimmune illnesses such as multiple sclerosis, ankylosing spondylitis, and rheumatoid arthritis, dysautonomia and POTS, ME/CFS, chronic migraine, and other fatigue-related or invisible conditions. For a more detailed list, please see the accordion.

My approach

I offer movement-based, integrative physiotherapy, combined with breathwork, somatic movement and yoga therapy. My approach is focused on increasing capacity for engagement, improving symptom management, and supporting nervous system regulation. Care plans are always personalised, and aim to be sustainable, practical, and respectful of energy limits and fluctuating health.

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What I Do Treat

  • I work with individuals managing a range of chronic health conditions, including:

    • Autoimmune and inflammatory conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis, Ankylosing Spondylitis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Lupus, Fibromyalgia (and more)

    • Chronic respiratory conditions such as COPD, pulmonary fibrosis, or recovery after lung surgery (e.g., lobectomy)

    • Cardiovascular conditions including high blood pressure and recovery following cardiac surgery

    • Other conditions such as POTS, Dysautonomia, MCAS

    • Pain that is widespread, moves around the body, or presents in multiple locations

    • Pain that is ongoing or keeps returning—especially if it hasn’t improved with massage, manual therapy, or traditional rehab approaches

    • ME/CFS, post-viral chronic fatigue, long Covid

    • Cognitive fatigue and mental exhaustion

    • Brain fog and difficulty concentrating

    • Post-exertional malaise or worsening symptoms after activity

    • Hypermobile Spectrum Disorders

    • Fear of movement or deconditioning after injury, illness, or time in hospital

    • Returning to safe, supportive movement after surgery

    • Gently rebuilding strength and confidence after a period of immobility or complex health events

    • Nervous system overwhelm, chronic stress, and high baseline tension

    • The somatic effects of long-term stress, including sleep disruption, irritability, or emotional fatigue

What I Don’t Treat

  • Sports injuries and tendinopathies

  • Athlete-specific rehabilitation or performance training

If during our assessment I determine that your issue is outside of my scope of practice I will refer you to an appropriate professional.

Not sure if your situation fits?
Feel free to get in touch by emailing hello@neurokinetica.com

Located in Cork City and through telehealth. Location info and studio access available on the Where to Find Me page.