Victoria is a physiotherapist who helps people recover from injury, reduce pain, and get back to the activities they enjoy most. She has experience across hospital and musculoskeletal settings, including A&E, general medicine, orthopaedics, and respiratory care. Now specialising in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, she supports clients with sports injuries, ACL prevention and rehab, and post-operative recovery.
Her approach is practical and supportive, combining hands-on treatment with tailored exercise programmes to restore movement, build strength, and give people confidence in their bodies. Victoria is passionate about helping clients return to the sports, work, and everyday activities that matter to them. Outside the clinic, she makes the most of New Zealand’s outdoors, with interests in mountain biking, cycling, trail running, climbing, open-water swimming, tramping, skiing, and the occasional game of tennis.
Qualifications:
Physiotherapy (Pre-registration) MSc (PGDip), University of Brighton,
Sport and Exercise with Nutrition BSc(Hons) University of Abertay.
Areas of Interest:
ACL prevention and rehabilitation,
Post operative rehabilitation,
Sports injuries.
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Jeanette qualified with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2001, and a Bachelor of Physical Education (Honours in Exercise Physiology) in 1996, both from the University of Otago. She has worked in multidisciplinary practices and private musculoskeletal clinics for more than 20 years. She has a strong clinical interest in knee rehabilitation especially ACL post-operative rehabilitation, and functional biomechanics/overuse sporting injuries. She is heavily involved in the cycling community and coordinates a women’s mountain bike group ride with skills practice at the weekends. Jeanette has represented NZ in athletics (as a junior), and as an elite level mountain biker. She is also a former Coast to Coast winner and has an in-depth understanding of these sports and the mindset of an athlete. View details »
Amos is long standing employee of Physiosouth working on and off since graduating in 2008. He started his career in Physiotherapy following a series of ACL injuries. His main interest is sporting and emergency physiotherapy working for Canterbury Cricket for seven seasons, High Performance Sport New Zealand and most recently Canoe Racing New Zealand. He currently works with High Performance Sport Athletes, the Christchurch Emergency Department and for Physiosouth. His extensive qualifications include being a credentialed McKenzie practitioner, qualified acupuncturist and his Masters in Sports Physiotherapy. His recent projects have included presenting the Canterbury youth bowling seminar, developing guidelines for the Canterbury Health pathways and recently supporting a Paralympic Campaign to Japan. When Amos is not working, he is looking after his young family, exploring the port hills or surfing in the beaches of the South Island. View details »
