Marley is an enthusiastic and versatile physiotherapist with a Bachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy), working across vocational rehabilitation with Active Health NZ and musculoskeletal physiotherapy at Active Health Waikato.
She has a genuine love for variety in her work, specialising across paediatrics, sport, and vocational rehab - always tailoring treatment and goals to what genuinely matters to each person and fits their lifestyle.
With a strong sporting background and extensive experience working with children, Marley was drawn to physiotherapy as a way to combine her love of movement with helping people of all ages stay active and keep progressing. She is particularly skilled at finding practical, realistic solutions that help clients overcome barriers - meeting people where they are and focusing on what will make a real difference in their day-to-day lives. View details »
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Amiria (Meeds) is a newly graduated Physiotherapist who completed her Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Wintec after her passion was sparked by the support she received from physiotherapists while representing Aotearoa New Zealand in Basketball during high school. She has gained extensive experience working with various sports teams including at Hamilton netball courts, Hamilton City Under 18 Netball Team, Hamilton Old Boys Premiership Women's Rugby Team, Waikato Women's Rugby League Team, and the Taniwharau Premiership and Reserves Men's Rugby League Teams. Born and raised in Kirikiriroa/Hamilton and immersed in te reo Maori me ona tikanga, Meeds is passionate about kaupapa Maori and aims to integrate it into her physiotherapy practice, believing that true health is achieved when the body, mind, and spirit are in balance. She values building connections through whakapapa and korero, bringing her holistic approach and sports team experience to supporting clients through their health journeys. View details »
Barry is a newly graduated Physiotherapist who completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy with honours from Wintec after deciding on a career change. During his studies, he gained valuable experience as a Physiotherapy Assistant at Waikato Hospital across Cardio-Respiratory, Oncology, Orthopaedics, Acute care, and Rehabilitation departments. A former competitive athlete who represented New Zealand in athletics specialising in sprints, long jump, and hurdles, Barry transitioned to indoor netball and basketball and still competes today, having played for Waikato Tainui and winning gold in both Mixed grade and Men's grade at the 2024 masters nationals. In his spare time, Barry is an experienced netball coach who loves spending time with his family, playing board games, and has recently discovered his passion for growing house plants, bringing his athletic background and diverse healthcare experience to his physiotherapy practice. View details »