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Graham Widger BSc Physiotherapy MSc Exercise and Nutrition Science MISCP

Graham graduated from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) with a BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy. He has worked in private practice in Dublin, Wicklow and Castlebar treating a variety of musculoskeletal and sports injuries.

He was the Chartered Physiotherapist for the Castlebar Rugby Team for the 2017/2018 season helping them to promotion and also worked with the GAA Mayo Minors and Castlebar Mitchels players during this time.

Also while living out West, Graham lectured in NUI Galway to medical students on anatomy and musculoskeletal conditions. This was a wonderful opportunity to work alongside both current and future physicians and further the understanding of the role physiotherapy can play with regard to different medical cases and how both professions can complement each other for better patient care.

Graham has completed extensive training in the areas of manual therapy, musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sports medicine, dry needling and APPI Pilates. Graham uses a combination of manual therapy and exercise to successfully treat and rehabilitate his patients.

Graham is married and has four young kids. In his spare time, he enjoys running, cycling, playing tennis and training in the gym. He is passionate about movement, health and maintaining an active lifestyle. He aims to help all his patients by not just eliminating their pain but also by enabling them to live a healthier life and reach goals they never thought they could.

Graham Widger

Graham Widger

Owner & Head Physio

Why choose Chartered?

Our physios are Chartered Physiotherapists. This title gives patients the peace of mind that they are being looked after by specialists in the diagnosis and treatment of muscle and joint pain and the confidence that their physiotherapist has been trained to the highest academic and professional standard.

Chartered Physiotherapists are members of the Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists (ISCP). This is Ireland's only professional body within its field. All members must complete 1000 hours of hospital-based training and will work alongside medics and other health care professionals for a holistic, multi-disciplinary approach to patient care.

Choosing a Chartered Physiotherapist assures you that your practitioner is committed to upholding the highest medical and ethical standards.

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5 star review on Google

Highly recommend Graham at Monkstown Movement Clinic. He managed to determine the cause of my long-term pain so was able to create a recovery programme completely unique to my lifestyle and injury. Super friendly and welcoming and a very comfortable space in the new clinic in lovely Monkstown.

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Alison

Graham was a sports physio for my former rugby team some years back, and when an old injury flared up he was very quick to make himself available to help. It had been a number of years since I had attended physio and I was slightly out of the loop as to who to call...

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Conor

I sought Graham’s help to address a problem with stiffness in legs following a period of hospitalisation. He gave me a program of exercises which were easy to follow using an App. He kept in touch with me and with his encouragement and support, I regained full fitness in my legs. I have no hesitation...

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John

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