Sophie is a Physiotherapist who graduated from the University of Otago and has been strongly involved in sport throughout her life. She understands the vital role movement plays in overall health and wellbeing, and enjoys helping people stay active and confident in their bodies.
Sophie has experience providing sports medicine support for local rugby teams in Dunedin and has a particular interest in working with athletes of all ages across a wide range of sports.
As an adventure racer and multisport athlete who competes internationally, Sophie brings firsthand understanding of the physical demands of training, competition, and recovery. She is the winner of the 2-Day Coast to Coast Under-23 Elite category, and appreciates the importance of keeping the body feeling strong, resilient, and ready to perform.
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Genaia is a physiotherapist passionate about helping people regain trust and confidence in their body. She values a collaborative approach and creating a relaxed, encouraging environment where clients feel heard and supported throughout their rehabilitation.
Prior to completing her physiotherapy degree at the University of Otago, Genaia gained a BSc in Human Nutrition, which shaped her commitment to a holistic view of health and wellbeing within her physio practice. Having developed specific expertise in treating temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, headaches and cervical spine conditions, Genaia has diverse experience in managing persistent and complex cases. She also has a special interest in working with people on the hypermobility spectrum, runners, and weight-lifters. She combines her foundation in strength-based exercise with hands-on techniques and dry needling to help clients move out of discomfort and back towards their best.
Outside of the clinic, you’ll find her either in the gym, running, practising yoga, or winding down with whanau and friends.
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Josh is a Physiotherapist and accredited ASCA Level 1 strength and conditioning coach with a passion for helping athletes of all levels return to sport and achieve their goals. A graduate of the University of Otago, and a StThomas Old Boy, Josh has worked with a variety of sports teams, including his role as head physiotherapist for multiple New Zealand Ultimate Frisbee teams at the 2024 and 2025 World Championships. Josh is also a Physiotherapist for the Tatai Whetu Waitaha programme.
With extensive experience in rugby union and league, Josh has a special interest in injury rehabilitation/return to sport, pre/post operative physiotherapy, strength and conditioning, and biomechanical assessment. He especially enjoys working with runners, cyclists and triathletes helping them to return to their activity and performance. Outside of work, Josh enjoys the gym, long distance running and cycling. Josh is excited to use his skills and experience to help people get back to their best. View details »