Ellen graduated from the University of Otago with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. Originally from Christchurch, she is delighted to be based within her home town. Ellen has a particular interest in combining hands on treatment with gym/home based rehab, dry needling, and pre and post operative care amongst other things. Having previously worked in musculoskeletal clinics and in a private hospital setting, Ellen has experience in a range of conditions and is able to treat athletic and not so athletic populations. She is a firm believer in patients taking the reins for their injuries, and strives to provide good education so that her patients fully understand their conditions and can make informed choices regarding their treatment. Outside of work, Ellen has recently rediscovered her love of gardening and can be found most sunny weekends digging up her veggie patch. View details »
Originally from the West Coast, Natalie gained a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Otago in 2018. Whilst in Dunedin, she supported a colt’s rugby team in sports medic management. She is the current physiotherapist for the Kaiapoi Rugby Division 1 Team and has a particular interest in running and general sporting injuries. Outside of work, Natalie enjoys a playing netball, touch rugby and am a keen runner. Natalie has a strong interest in enabling patients to be self-empowered throughout their injury rehabilitation and aim to promote any form of physical activity for the improvement of physical and mental well-being. View details »
Since a young age, Pippa has had a passion for sport and staying active, coming from a family of keen multi-sporters. Over her four years of study at the University of Otago, she developed a deep appreciation for rehabilitation, and enjoys multi-faceted care. She enjoys working with a range of activity levels, especially liking rehabilitating people back to sport and activities they are passionate about. In her spare time, she enjoys mountain biking, skiing, surfing and field hockey. View details »
