Michael Quilligan

Special interests:

• Complex Back Pain

• Sciatica + Stenosis

• Osteoarthritis
   

Mikey graduated from Dublin City University with a Bachelor of Athletic Therapy and Training and then completed his Masters of Physiotherapy at Robert Gordon University, Scotland. He has worked extensively in musculoskeletal private practice and in sporting clubs in both Ireland and Australia. 

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After completing post-graduate training in the management of low back pain and sciatica Mikey enjoys helping those struggling with ongoing back pain.   His main reason for taking a special interest in managing back pain is seeing how much it can change peoples lives when they get the right treatment.  His plan is to quickly reduce your pain with hands-on treatment before moving on to regaining movement and rebuilding strength for great long term outcomes.

 

Mikey has a strong passion for managing osteoarthritis including hip and knee degeneration. He has deepened his expertise through advanced training in the treatment and rehabilitation of arthritis-related conditions. Mikey is dedicated to helping patients delay the need for surgery through targeted interventions and, when surgery is necessary, provides comprehensive pre- and post-operative rehabilitation to optimize recovery and long-term outcomes. His approach integrates evidence-based techniques to improve joint function, reduce pain, and enhance the quality of life for individuals affected by osteoarthritis.​

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Mikey specializes in a holistic, individualized, hands-on approach to helping you achieve your goals. Passionate about providing solutions for injury management, Mikey assesses the body as a whole, addressing the root causes of injuries rather than just treating the symptoms.​

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Outside of physiotherapy, Mikey enjoys traveling, experiencing new cultures, and competing in athletics and hurling (a crazy Irish sport).