Raised in the mighty Manawatu by a fanatical sports family, I decided to base my career around my passion for physical activity. I graduated from Otago University in 2011 with Distinction in a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and have been based in the musculoskeletal setting since. I then went on to gain a Certificate in Western Acupuncture in 2012, and a Masters of Sports Physiotherapy in 2016. I have been fortunate enough to have experience working with Premier Rugby Teams in Otago and the Waikato, Te Puke Sports Premier Rugby Team, NZ U18 World School’s Seven team, NZ U20 Maori All Blacks, Manawatu Women's Sevens, BOP Women's Rugby, NZ age group indoor Volleyball, NZ Masters Volleyball, Inside Running Rugby Academy, National swimming athletes and NZ jockeys.
I love being a physio. I strive to deliver a comfortable friendly experience, whilst helping clients achieve their own personal goals. I am enthusiastic about all facets of sports rehabilitation and relish a challenge. My main areas of interest are sports-related concussion, and lower limb injuries.
People are my passion so in my free time I enjoy participating in team sports, and spending time with friends, family and child Jacob. I particularly love volleyball, running, touch and any water-based sport.
My main areas of interest are complex sports injuries, in particular running injuries and working with our young talented athletes to improve performance and reduce the risk of injury.
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Originally from the bay of plenty I graduated in 2007 from AUT
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I have a love for all rehabilitation in particular sport and really enjoy the challenge of post-operative rehabilitation.
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I understand the importance of effective rehabilitation not only in sports, but for all clients and I am passionate about achieving this.
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My sport growing up was dancing and after fourteen years doing exams and performances of various types of dance, and working through my fair share of injuries, I grew a passion for how the body works and moves.
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A little while after finishing my Bachelors of Physiotherapy at the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands, I moved to South Africa to live with my husband.
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Born and raised in an active Bay of Plenty community, my love for sport and the outdoors developed later in my teenage years.
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Originally from Wellington, I have spent the last 4 years studying at AUT, graduating in 2019.
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Growing up I was a passionate sportsman but often found myself on the side-lines due to injuries leading to numerous visits to different physiotherapists.
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I was lucky enough to represent the Bay of Plenty in cricket for a few seasons, this provided me with the amazing opportunity and challenge
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Part of my passion for physio lies in helping people get active, stay active or improve their performance.
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Originally from South Africa, I had spent the last 4 years studying down south, graduating from the University of Otago in 2020
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Originally from the Wairarapa but studies Massage Therapy in Wellington
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Laura was born in the UK and grew up in Cyprus and so loves the beach and summer weather here in the sunny Bay of Plenty!
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Hey there! I was born and raised in Minnesota over in the states but New Zealand has been my home for the past 5 years.
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Originally from Hamilton I am excited to be making the move over the Kaimais to live in the lovely Bay of Plenty
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I grew up here in the Bay of plenty, so have seen the many changes of the Bay, watching it grow into the city it has become has had positives and negatives.
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