Rebecca graduated from Manchester University in 1991 with an honours degree in physiotherapy. She initially worked for the NHS as a Senior Physiotherapist and left this area to work in a Sports Medicine Centre in New Zealand.

While in New Zealand Rebecca successfully completed a specialist post-graduate qualification in manipulative physiotherapy, which is a hands-on approach to treatment. SInce 1998 she has also been a visiting physiotherapy lecturer on the treatment of spinal problems and nerve pain at the University of Ulster and nationwide.

Emma graduated from Caledonian University, Glasgow in 2001 with an honours degree in physiotherapy.  She initially worked for the NHS in Scotland before returning home to gain further experience in Musgrave Park Hospital.  She has also worked privately as a physiotherapist covering rugby matches for the Ulster Juniors.

Emma is currently undertaking post graduate studies in manipulative physiotherapy, which is a hands-on approach to treatment.

Catherine graduated from the University of Ulster in 2002 with an honours degree in physiotherapy.  She initially worked for the NHS in the Mater Inforium Hospital, Belfast as a senior physiotherapist, as well as working privately with Armagh Gaelic Football team and various football clubs.

Lisa graduated from the University of Ulster in 1997 with an honours degree in physiotherapy.  She initially worked for the NHS in England as a Senior Physiotherapist. During this time she also worked privately as a physiotherapist to various football clubs.

In 2001 she undertook a physiotherapy position in private practice in New Zealand where she gained further experience in the treatment of sports injuries including many ski injuries and spinal problems before returning home in 2003.