Sweety earned her Master of Physiotherapy degree in 2012, and since then, she has been delivering physiotherapy services across various hospitals and multidisciplinary clinics. With both her postgraduate education and extensive hands-on experience, she has developed into an exceptional physiotherapist, a role she takes great pride in. Sweety has worked with people of all ages, treating a wide range of conditions from acute to chronic joint issues, sprains and strains, disc prolapse and nerve pain, to shoulder injuries, among others.

A committed lifelong learner, Sweety became particularly interested in pelvic floor health and has deepened her expertise in this field. She believes that pelvic floor dysfunction can significantly impact one’s social life, limit the ability to engage in enjoyable activities, and negatively affect mental health. Pelvic floor physiotherapy, she explains, is a non-invasive treatment that enhances quality of life by strengthening pelvic muscles and resolving related issues.

In addition, Sweety also provides care for individuals experiencing vertigo, dizziness, and balance problems.

Passionate about her work, Sweety adopts a patient-centered, multi-modal approach that includes education, therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, dry needling, and IMS to ensure comprehensive care.