Shannon graduated from University of Auckland with a Masters of Physiotherapy Practice. In her final year of research, she completed a thesis exploring patient experiences following ACL reconstruction, receiving the SEPNZ award for the best study in Sport and Exercise Physiotherapy.
Shannon has a special interest in women’s health, post-operative rehabilitation, and musculoskeletal and sporting injuries, catering to competitive athletes as well as eager weekend warriors.
Outside of the clinic, Shannon is a keen track athlete. With over a decade of experience as a 400m sprinter and a recent transition to hurdles, Shannon has medalled nationally and internationally and represented New Zealand at the IAAF Track and Field World Youth Championships. Her background in high-performance sport has built her extensive knowledge in strength and conditioning and efficient biomechanics to reduce the risk of injury.
Taking a holistic approach to care, Shannon considers all aspects of her patient’s lifestyle to create a rehabilitation program which is individualised, effective, and achievable. Her aim is to improve the quality of life of her patients and provide education which empowers them to manage their injuries.
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