Shirin is a Registered Physiotherapist with a strong clinical and academic background. She holds a PhD in Physiotherapy and has completed a postdoctoral fellowship in neurorehabilitation, bringing advanced knowledge and an evidence-informed approach to her clinical practice.

Her areas of interest include chronic neck pain, nerve-related conditions such as radiculopathies and neuropathies, frozen shoulder, and upper-limb tendinopathies. She also has a particular interest in vestibular rehabilitation, balance training, and fall prevention, helping individuals experiencing dizziness, unsteadiness, balance difficulties, or an increased risk of falls.

Shirin takes a comprehensive, patient-centred approach to care, combining manual therapy, individualized exercise, vestibular and balance rehabilitation, electrical stimulation, and education based on each person’s needs and goals. Her focus is not only on reducing symptoms, but also on improving function, confidence, safety, and long-term independence.

Alongside her clinical work, Shirin has contributed to several academic publications in physiotherapy and rehabilitation. She is committed to translating current research into practical, personalized treatment and working collaboratively with her patients to help them achieve meaningful and lasting improvements.

Here is the link to her publications:
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=7U0JsQEAAAAJ&hl
=en