Plymouth Marjon lecturer appointed Honorary Member of Sports Therapists Association of Hong Kong

Released: 20.03.25

Plymouth Marjon University is proud to announce that Sarah Catlow, Senior Lecturer and Programme Leader for Sports Therapy, has been appointed as an Honorary Member and Advisor to the Sports Therapists Association of Hong Kong (STAoHK). 

This prestigious appointment highlights Sarah’s global leadership and expertise within the field of sports therapy. The invitation, extended by John Siu Yok Yuen, Founder and Chairperson of STAoHK, is a recognition of Sarah’s exceptional contributions to the advancement of sports therapy, her role as Chair of the Sports Therapy Organisation, and her unwavering commitment to education and professional development. 

The Sports Therapists Association of Hong Kong (STAoHK) is a leading professional body committed to upholding the highest standards of sports therapy. The association fosters a culture of continuous learning and development among its members, advancing the field through education, innovation, and global collaboration. 

As an Honorary Member and Advisor, Sarah will lend her expertise to the association’s members, guide best practices, and help foster innovation and growth within the field of sports therapy in Hong Kong. This role underscores her ongoing influence on the international stage and her dedication to promoting global collaboration in healthcare education and research. 

Sarah commented, "I am deeply honoured to accept this role with the Sports Therapists Association of Hong Kong. It is a privilege to work alongside such a forward-thinking organisation that shares my passion for advancing sports therapy and supporting practitioners worldwide." 

The appointment also reflects Plymouth Marjon University’s continued commitment to global collaboration in research, education, and professional development. Sarah’s new role enhances the University’s growing reputation as a leader in sports therapy education, and it is a testament to the high standards of academic and professional excellence delivered by Marjon's staff. 

The STAoHK is committed to upholding the highest standards in sports therapy, and with Sarah’s guidance, the association is poised to continue advancing research, practice, and professional development within the global sports therapy community. This partnership reflects Plymouth Marjon University’s ongoing dedication to fostering meaningful international relationships and shaping the future of professional healthcare education. 

Learn more about Sarah’s BSc (Hons) Sports Therapy or MSc Injury Prevention and MSK Rehabilitation programmes here.