Mark graduated from the University of Otago in 2023 with a Bachelor Degree in Physiotherapy. He also used to be a swimming instructor at a private swimming school. Mark has shown a special interest in lower back pain management since his placements at the Physiotherapy School. He always believed that the in-session manual techniques and self-directed home exercises are essential in back pain management. He is a passionate musculoskeletal physiotherapist keen to help his clients achieve their goals and bring them back to the wonderful. View details »
Pang is a NZ registered Physiotherapist. Before graduating from AUT with a bachelor’s degree in health science (Physiotherapy) in 2021, he had been a qualified Personal Trainer for 9 years and has a Postgraduate Diploma in Sport and Exercise. He is client-centered and applies both exercise and manual therapy to help his clients achieve their goals.
Pang is passionate about helping people return to their daily activities and regain quality of life. He believes transitioning from a personal trainer to a physiotherapist has equipped him with a unique skillset which allows him to utilize his sports science background to guide his rehabilitation plans. View details »
Preet Kamal Kaur holds a master's degree in Physiotherapy and a Postgraduate Diploma in Manual Therapy. Her doctoral research focuses on innovative, non-invasive brain techniques for fall prevention and vestibular rehabilitation. She is an esteemed member of Physiotherapy New Zealand and the New Zealand Rehabilitation Association.
With over 12 years of extensive clinical experience, Kaur specializes in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, neurology, sports injuries, and paediatrics. Her therapeutic approach integrates dry needling, manual therapy, trigger point release, and myofascial techniques integrated with exercises regimes, with a strong emphasis on falls prevention, vestibular rehab with geriatric care. Kaur specializes in the rehabilitation of concussion and traumatic brain injury (TBI) patients, utilizing evidence-based, non-invasive techniques to facilitate recovery and improve quality of life. Passionate about patient empowerment, she facilitates education-driven rehabilitation programs, enabling individuals to take control of their health and well-being.
Beyond clinical practice, Kaur has been actively involved in academia in the past as a clinical educator and research supervisor for undergraduate and postgraduate students. She also contributes to Brain Research New Zealand, engaging in various research projects and rehabilitation programs.
Fluent in English, Punjabi, and Hindi, Kaur embraces diversity in patient care. Outside of her professional endeavours, she enjoys traveling and spending quality time with her family.
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