ABOUT DR Priyank GOlchha

Dr. Priyank Golchha is a Physiotherapist with a master's degree in Orthopaedics and Manual Therapy, and she is a certified Kinetic Control Movement Therapist from London, UK. She has trained under renowned physiotherapists such as Dr. Ali Irani (former physiotherapist of the Indian Cricket Team) and internationally recognized experts like Mark Comerford, Sarah Mottram, Simon Dickinson from the UK, and Brian Mulligan from New Zealand.

With over a decade of experience practicing as a physiotherapist in India, Dr. Golchha has served as the clinical head and lead of several organizations across the country. She is currently practicing in Mumbai, where she successfully manages a variety of musculoskeletal and sports-related injuries. Dr. Golchha treats patients of all ages with a wide range of neuro-musculoskeletal conditions, and she is also skilled in helping children enhance their sports performance. She finds great satisfaction in working with individuals suffering from chronic pain, educating them about its impact on the body, and helping them achieve a pain-free and functionally independent state.

Dr. Golchha's  expertise lies in Manual Therapy and Movement Control, through which she has consistently delivered successful treatment for musculoskeletal and sports injuries. In her words, “The right movement and technique are essential to achieving functional goals, whether for a homemaker or an athlete.”

She is also a member of Comera Movement Science, UK, an international team of educators, clinicians, researchers, and developers. With Comera Movement Science, she is actively involved in training physiotherapy students and colleagues around the world, helping them become better health professionals.
https://www.comeramovementscience.co.uk/team/priyank-golchha

Her key aims are:

• To make clients pain-free
• To restore lost function
• To raise awareness about correct posture and movement patterns
• To empower the general public to address and manage their own physical challenges, fostering independence