Kevin graduated from the University of Otago as a physiotherapist in 2014. He started his Postgradate diploma in Physiotherapy in 2015 and worked in Dunedin for a year before moving to Christchurch in 2017.
Since then Kevin has consolidated his physiotherapy skills in private practice before deciding to focus on therapy for the upper limb, joining In Touch Hand Therapy in January 2018.
Kevin’s treatment approach uses “hands-on” therapy techniques along with exercise prescription. His pleasant, caring manner enables him to build a good rapport with his patients. Kevin also speaks Mandarin Chinese. Kevin completed a Postgraduate Hand and Upper Limb Training Programme through Auckland University of Technology.
Kevin has appointments available at our Wigram, Rolleston and Ashburton branches. View details »
Carina’s interest in hand therapy began in early 2025 after experiencing a distal radius fracture herself. Going through the rehabilitation process gave her a genuine appreciation for the impact of quality hand therapy and valuable insight into the patient experience.
Before moving to New Zealand in 2024, Carina worked for several years in the Philippines, gaining experience in musculoskeletal, home health, and community physiotherapy. After relocating, she began her physiotherapy career in Ashburton, working in private musculoskeletal practice. She has since moved to Christchurch, where she is focusing on developing her skills and working towards becoming a registered Hand Therapist.
Carina also contributes as a content volunteer with Physiopedia, where she helps review and create physiotherapy education resources in collaboration with clinicians from around the world.
Outside of work, Carina enjoys long walks, hiking, swimming, and crocheting. View details »
Karyn is an experienced physiotherapist and registered hand therapist having worked exclusively in hand therapy since 2008. In her career of over 25 years she has gained broad experience of orthopaedic and sports physiotherapy in private practice and hospitals in New Zealand and the UK. Karyn has post-graduate training in manipulative therapy and acupuncture, Her particular interest in hand therapy is in sports injuries, fracture and post-surgery management. Karyn likes to empower patients to take control of their upper limb injury through a thorough understanding of their condition and how to manage it – particularly by using effective exercises and comfortable splints. Karyn has appointments available at our Wigram and Dudley Creek branches.
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