About Us
James Heron
James Heron started the Belvedere Clinic in 2016, he holds a Bachelor in Science degree from the Institute of Physical Therapy and Applied Sciences. He came to physical therapy later in life and happily declares that since he began practicing he “hasn’t done a day’s work”. As well as working with local GAA and Rugby teams, he has worked for Leinster Rugby in their recovery department where he treated members of the first team as well Irish international players and members of the British and Irish Lions. He has also worked with members of the Hollywood Bets Sharks rugby union team from Durban, South Africa. Nowadays he is delighted to work with local Rugby, Football and GAA teams.
James is particularly interested in helping his clients manage persistent pain, something he sees as one of the biggest healthcare problems today. He has studied the therapeutic practice of Cognitive Functional Therapy, and incorporates its principles in his treatments. specialises in treating facial pain and Temporomandibular, and craniomandibular dysfunction. He has been an active long distance runner. He plays tag rugby and softball, and is trying his hand at Padel
Nouran Khaled
“Helping people feel stronger, move better, and become more independent is what drives me every day. My style as a physiotherapist is energetic, motivating, and focused on giving you the tools to live your best life, whether you are recovering from injury, improving everyday movement, or aiming for peak sports performance.
With a 6 year background of exploring how movement empowers us with a bachelors in Kinesiology from McMaster University and a Master’s degree in Physiotherapy from UCD I’ve built a strong understanding of exercise based rehabilitation. I am especially passionate about teaching you the tools to become stronger and more independent, and I make each session engaging, personal, and effective. Outside the clinic, I love scuba diving and dream of exploring dive spots around the world. I am thrilled to now call Greystones home where I look forward to helping the community feel better and more confident”.
CORU's Charter
James and Nouran are both on the CORU register of Physiotherapists and Physical Therapists.
CORU is Ireland’s multi-profession health regulator. Its role is to protect the public by promoting high standards of professional conduct, education, training and competence through statutory registration of health and social care professionals.
A copy of CORU’s charter is available to download from our downloads page.
