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Mr Bevan Lawson
Physiotherapist
BPhty (credit) Bevan graduated from the University of Otago in 2006, receiving the Sheila Consuela MacDiarmid Scholarship. He now specialises in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy with a focus on exercise-based rehabilitation and injury prevention. Bevan particularly enjoys working with youth athletes, helping them rehabilitate from injuries and return to sport with improved biomechanical efficiency. Bevan has also developed an expertise in muscle balance assessment, occupational health, and golf-specific physiotherapy, including body and swing analysis. Bevan competes to a high level in his own sporting endeavours and is the captain of the New Zealand Korfball team. Bevan has also been the physiotherapist to both the New Zealand and Australian Korfball teams. » View details
Mr Kirwan Franke
Podiatrist
BHSc (Pod) Having represented Auckland in both age group Hockey and Cricket, Kirwan developed a passion for biomechanics. This interest led him to move to Christchurch and become part of the Active Health team in 2008. Experienced in treating the youngest children to the elite sports person, Kirwan tailors his treatment plans and manages activity related injuries through proficiency in orthotic design, gait analysis and shoe prescription. He is also actively involved in the development of diabetes foot care management in Christchurch and is Active Health’s principal diabetes podiatrist. Kirwan is based at Active Health’s Manchester Street clinic however provides full podiatry cover at Active Health’s satellite clinics. » View detailsPhysio, 545 Manchester St »
545 Manchester St, St Albans 8014
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Ms Angela Mackie
Physiotherapist
BPhty PGDip SportsMed (credit), PGCertAcu (NZ) Since graduating with a Physio degree from Otago, Angela has completed post graduate studies in both Sports Medicine and Acupuncture. She has a special interest in the sacro-iliac joint, pelvic stability and lower limb biomechanics. While treating acute injuries Angela is always keen to address the underlying factors to reduce the risk of recurrence and improve sports performance. Angela has worked with rugby teams providing physiotherapy services for 16 years along with numerous other sports from local to international level throughout her career. Angela is the currently the team physio for the Canterbury Woman’s Rugby team. » View details
Mr Bevan Lawson
Physiotherapist
BPhty (credit) Bevan graduated from the University of Otago in 2006, receiving the Sheila Consuela MacDiarmid Scholarship. He now specialises in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy with a focus on exercise-based rehabilitation and injury prevention. Bevan particularly enjoys working with youth athletes, helping them rehabilitate from injuries and return to sport with improved biomechanical efficiency. Bevan has also developed an expertise in muscle balance assessment, occupational health, and golf-specific physiotherapy, including body and swing analysis. Bevan competes to a high level in his own sporting endeavours and is the captain of the New Zealand Korfball team. Bevan has also been the physiotherapist to both the New Zealand and Australian Korfball teams. » View details
Ms Jean Kozyniak
Physiotherapist
BPhty (credit) Jean qualified as a physiotherapist in 2017, after graduating from Otago University. She has recently transferred to Christchurch to join the Active Health team. Jean is passionate about treating a wide variety of injuries and developing patient-centred treatment plans to help people achieve their own personal goals and prevent further injury. She is a competitive runner, with additional interests in road cycling and swimming, and it was through her own sport-related injuries that she developed an interest in physiotherapy. » View details
Mrs Kate Horton
Physiotherapist
BSc(Hons), certified Matwork Pilates instructor (APPI) UK Kate has a wide range of physiotherapy experience, having qualified in 2001 from Manchester University in the UK. She has worked in many areas of musculoskeletal physiotherapy both in the UK and New Zealand, from sports teams, to hospital and private practice, and has taught Pilates classes regularly since 2008. Kate moved to New Zealand in 2009 and has been teaching up to five Pilates classes a week. She connects well with people of all ages, to help to assess, treat and prevent further injury. She has a keen interest in muscle balance problems and postural issues. Kate also enjoys treating shoulder and back injuries, along with post-operative care. She relishes the challenge of working out the problem and treating injuries with a combination of manual therapy, exercise prescription and looking at long term prevention. In her spare time, Kate is an avid runner and has been a member of Extra Mile Runners in Christchurch for several years, having completed a number of half marathons. Living close to the Port Hills with her husband, she loves having the perfect training ground on her doorstep. » View details
Mrs Kath Bull
Physiotherapist
Kath has a wide range of physiotherapy experience, having graduated from the University of Otago in 1994. She has worked in many areas of musculoskeletal physiotherapy in New Zealand, America and the UK. She enjoys treating a wide range of conditions and is dedicated to helping people recover from their injuries through comprehensive assessment, treatment and individualised rehabilitation programmes. Kath worked for Active Health for three years back in 2005 at the QEII location, and has recently re-joined us after relocating from Auckland. In her spare time, Kath enjoys jogging and mountain biking. » View details
Ms Michelle Hall
Physiotherapist
MPhty(Distinction), PGDip(Acup), PGCert(Acup), BSc(Hons) Michelle qualified as a physiotherapist in 1994. In 1999 she completed a postgraduate qualification in manual therapy and manipulation, and in 2000 her interest in combining her manual and rehabilitation skills with the use of acupuncture began. Initially Michelle trained in Traditional Chinese Acupuncture, then in Western Acupuncture and Dry Needling. More recently Michelle has been awarded a distinction at Masters Level in Physiotherapy, endorsed in acupuncture, as well as a distinction at Post-Graduate Diploma Level. Michelle thrives on challenges and specializes in complex injuries, chronic pain, and also has a special interest in shoulders. Her ability to analyse and fully comprehend complex painful conditions is one of Michelle’s strengths, which then allows her to formulate a complete package of rehabilitative needs. Michelle never only treats the presenting symptoms but will endeavour to put right any of the contributing factors to the pain or disorder. Outside of work Michelle is a keen runner having competed in several marathons, and her ambition is to one day run the 60km Kepler Challenge. » View detailsPodiatry, 545 Manchester St »
545 Manchester St, St Albans 8014
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Mr Kirwan Franke