Ruby graduated with a Bachelor of Health Science in Physiotherapy from AUT. Ruby has an interest in treating musculoskeletal conditions ranging from children to geriatric, with a particular interest in improving clients functionality and independence. Ruby became interested in physiotherapy through her background in contemporary and jazz dance teaching. She has an eye for detail, focusses on personalised and holistic healthcare, and is passionate about empowering people to achieve their goals. In her spare time she enjoys spending time at the beach, baking, reading and CrossFit. View details »
Tom (Jinglin) graduated from Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine in 2013 completing both his Bachelors and Masters degree and is also currently undertaking his PhD. He has previously worked in large hospitals in China, and has since worked in NZ for the past 5 years in both clinic and private practices. He treats a wide range of acute and chronic muskuloskeletal injures and internal disorders such as allergies, mental health and digestive issues.
Tom is very passionate about helping patients get back to their every day activities whilst spreading the strong health and therapeutic benefits of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Tom is fluent in English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
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Leah holds a Bachelor of Health Science in Physiotherapy from Auckland University of Technology (AUT). During her studies, she gained valuable experience working with the East Coast Bays and North Harbour U85kg rugby teams, which sparked her passion for sports-focused physiotherapy. Her university placements also developed a strong interest in working with children and adolescents. Alongside her physiotherapy, Leah has spent the past six years as a swim instructor and supervisor, giving her a strong understanding of working with young people, and movement in aquatic environments. Outside the clinic, Leah enjoys staying active through ocean swim events, gym training, and social sports, while also unwinding at the beach and baking. View details »