Christchurch Physiotherapy
22 Moorhouse Avenue, Addington, Christchurch 8011
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Mr Mike Stevenson
Clinical Director, Senior Sports Physiotherapist
Mike is a highly educated and experienced physiotherapist with over 10 years’ experience working with athletes at Harvard University, High Performance Sport NZ, NZ Cricket, NZ Softball, Canterbury Cricket, Netball Mainland, and Ultimate Frisbee to name a few. Mike has comprehensive knowledge of sports performance as a coach and athlete, having played representative rugby as well as competing in track and field, and New Zealand’s premier Coast to Coast multisport event, among others. Mikes Clinical interests are in post-operative physiotherapy and exercise rehabilitation for acute and traumatic injuries, as well as long term management of chronic conditions. He also has vast knowledge in strength & conditioning as an Australian Strength & Conditioning level 2 coach, and experience working internationally at an elite level. In his spare time Mike enjoys everything sports and spending time in the outdoors with his family. View details »
Mr Jeffrey Huang
Physiotherapist
With over a decade of experience, Jeffrey is a senior physiotherapist and an accredited ASCA Level 1 strength and conditioning coach, with a special interest in sports rehabilitation. He has extensive experience treating athletes at all levels, from weekend warriors to high-performance competitors. Most recently, Jeffrey served as the head physiotherapist for the NZ U17 men’s basketball team, which achieved a historic 4th place at the U17 World Cup in Turkey. He has also worked as a Clinical Educator at the School of Physiotherapy Clinics in Dunedin, mentoring and training the next generation of physiotherapists. Jeffrey is passionate about promoting individualised long-term health and physical activity and is committed to guiding his patients towards achieving their fitness and wellness goals with confidence and resilience. Outside of work, he is a keen basketballer and enjoys spending time with his two Staffy-Labrador crosses. View details »
Mr Jack Chan