Aimee graduated from the University of Otago with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (with Credit), completing her final-year placements in Otautahi Christchurch.
Born and raised in Christchurch, Aimee grew up as a high-performance artistic gymnast, which sparked her interest in physiotherapy after working closely with physios through her own injuries.
Aimee enjoys working with musculoskeletal injuries, particularly supporting people returning to sport or work. She has a strong interest in manual therapy and exercise prescription, and enjoys breaking down movement patterns before rebuilding them in a functional, progressive way. She values individualised care and working alongside clients to support confident recovery.
Outside of work, Aimee enjoys the gym, hiking, and getting outdoors — especially beach sunsets — and is actively involved in athlete advocacy through Gymnastics New Zealand and the NZ Sport Integrity Commission. View details »
Sofia is a physiotherapist with a Doctor of Physical Therapy from Texas Woman's University and completed a Sports Residency at Texas Children's Hospital, specialising in adolescent sports injuries. She has extensive experience returning young athletes to sport and providing event coverage. Sofia treats musculoskeletal and orthopaedic conditions across all ages using individualised exercise plans and manual therapy. As a former competitive gymnast, she's conducted injury prevention research. Outside work, Sofia enjoys running, hiking, and rock climbing.
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Bevan is an experienced musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapist who graduated from Otago University in 2006 with the Sheila Consuela MacDiarmid Scholarship. He specialises in exercise-based rehabilitation, injury prevention, and muscle balance assessment, working with all ages from youth athletes to older adults. Bevan has expertise in occupational health, golf-specific physiotherapy, and mental strategies for injury recovery. As captain of the New Zealand Korfball team, he's also served as physiotherapist for both New Zealand and Australian teams.
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