Rajitha has eight years of experience working in a variety of healthcare environments including both hospital and private practice. In 2021 Rajitha completed a post graduate diploma in Health and Social Care management in the UK. From this he developed a passion for rehabilitation and working collaboratively with health care professionals.
Rajitha employs a hands on approach to physiotherapy, and has advanced training in dry needling, which he uses in conjunction to manual therapy and exercise prescription. He has worked extensively in orthopaedics and post operative rehabilitation and has treated a vast array of post operative conditions.
Being a registered member of the World Federation of Aquatic therapy, Rajitha can create individualised pool programs for a variety of conditions seen in the clinic.
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Alex has a true passion for manual therapy which stems from his two degrees in anatomy and physiotherapy. A deep understanding of how the body works helps Alex to effectively transition patients back to everyday life following injuries.
Alex has completed post graduate qualifications in occupational health and has worked with many patients from different industries including meat processing, farming and construction. This experience gives him the skills to understands the impacts that significant injury can have on return to the workplace as well as how to tailor treatment effectively to achieve patients’ goals.
Alex is highly skilled in manipulative treatment. He completed his post graduate diploma and Masters in orthopaedic Manipulative therapy in 2020. His skills allow him to provide the best and most recent evidence based treatments for his patients.
Having a multidisciplinary approach is important for patient wellbeing. Alex works closely with other health professionals including GP’s hand therapists, acupuncturists, podiatrists, musculoskeletal specialists, and orthopaedic surgeons to get the best care for his patients.
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After 17 years of practice, Phillippa has developed an in depth knowledge of how injuries affect people’s everyday lives, and how effective treatment get them back to doing the things they love to do.
She has a strong focus on hands on treatment and looking at the effects of injury on the whole limb. This allows a more functional approach to rehabilitation, and a more fluid progression back to activity.
Phillippa began her career in rural north island where she successfully treated a wide variety of musculoskeletal injuries. From here she moved to Christchurch where she developed a special interest in headaches and migraines.
In 2016 she went over to Australia to train with Dean Watson, where she was taught the Watson Headache Approach to treatment of headaches and migraines. She was impressed by the ability of this approach to specifically isolate the cervical spine segments involved in headaches, and the ability of the techniques to target the cause of the headaches. Phillippa has spent over 3500 hours exclusively treating headache/migraine patients and has developed exceptional skills at both assessment and diagnosis of cervical relevancy to headaches and migraines.
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