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Open in mapsBorn in Hawkes Bay and trained in Auckland, Callum is a physiotherapist passionate about helping people move better, feel stronger and get back to doing what they love. With hands on experience in grassroots rugby and football to national and international hockey events Callum brings a strong sports and musculoskeletal background to the clinic.
Callum has a special interest in sports injuries, post operative rehabilitation, manual therapy, and exercise prescription. Certified in dry needling he also integrates this into his hands on approach with his clients. He focuses on creating personalised, goal-oriented treatment plans for his clients to reduce pain, restore function, and promote long term strength and resilience.
Senior Physiotherapist, Acupuncturist Pauline worked in private practice for over 18 years. She has a 'hands on' approach to treating her clients, with a combination of soft tissue techniques, mobilisation, strength and conditioning, and accupuncture to help them on their path to injury recovery.
Pauline has her post grad diploma in Western Acupuncture from AUT, and is very well qualified in the international Mulligan technique, a concept which helps improve mobility at all joints in the body.
Pauline is an ex competitive swimmer, and over the past few years has competed at a national age group level in triathlon, Half Ironman and offroad adventure running races including the Tarawera 50km ultra.
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Kate has been an MSK physio for 13 years since qualifying from The University of Nottingham in 2012. She has worked in private practice as well as acute pitch side for a premiership rugby team in the UK and local netball clubs in NZ.
Kate is qualified in Mulligan, Dry Needling, Western Acupuncture and is Mat and Reformer Pilates trained. She has just completed her pre and post natal reformer Pilates qualification which she has utilised on herself after the birth of her second child. Kate has helped clients ranging from 7-97 years old and can help with pre/post surgery, strength and conditioning, falls prevention, returning to sports, CRPS, chronic pain, Osgood Schlatter's and more. She utilises a hands on and rehab based approach to gain the best outcomes for her clients.
Kate's passion is athletics, pilates, snowboarding, and keeping fit so you will see her around the local area either at a local bootcamp class or at a play area with her kids.
Book with KateNick is a friendly and experienced Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist who has been helping people recover from injury and get back to doing what they love for over 10 years. He completed his MSc in Physiotherapy at Brunel University in 2016, after studying Sport Science and Physiology at the University of Leeds and the University of Queensland.
Nick loves the variety that physiotherapy brings and enjoys treating a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions from children with sporting injuries to older adults looking to stay active, independent, and pain-free. He takes pride in building strong relationships with his clients, taking the time to understand their goals, and creating personalised treatment plans that help them return to the activities that matter most.
He has a particular interest in shoulder injuries and enjoys working closely with orthopaedic consultants to support patients through every stage of their recovery. Whether it's helping someone prepare for surgery through prehabilitation or guiding them back to full function after an operation.
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As licensed physiotherapists we can refer for x-rays, ultrasound scans and steroid injections, and we're affiliated with a network of specialists and Orthopaedic Surgeons. As a registered ACC provider we lodge your injury directly with ACC — no separate GP referral required.
That list is the greatest hits. We also treat the obscure stuff — the injury you got doing something you'd rather not explain, the ache with no obvious cause, the thing you've been ignoring since 2019. Bring it in. We've almost certainly seen stranger.