I graduated from AUT in 2024 as a physiotherapist, with a passion for patient-centred and evidence-based care. With a background as a classical ballet and contemporary dancer, I have a deep appreciation for movement, control, and the demands of high-level performance. This has shaped my approach to physiotherapy – combining precision, empathy, and tailored rehabilitation strategies to help people move confidently and get back to their passion.
I enjoy working with a wide range of people, from those recovering from an injury to those aiming to improve strength, mobility, and overall wellbeing. Outside the clinic, I love staying active – whether it's going to the gym, heading to the beach for a swim, or snowboarding during winter. I'm passionate about creating a supportive and inclusive space where each person feels heard and empowered in their journey toward better movement and health. View details »
Having competed internationally as a gymnast, Alexy developed a deep interest and appreciation for the human body. Pursuing a career in physiotherapy has allowed him to explore his curiosity surrounding rehabilitation and performance. His interests lie in movement and exercise-based therapy, aiming to educate and guide people through their own self-management. He is passionate about providing evidence-based practice and is committed to fostering a patient-centred environment. He sees the importance of well-being and aims to help his clients become the best version of themselves. Outside of the clinic, you might find him in the gym, playing social sports or on a run. He enjoys getting involved in all things active, with a particular interest in combat sports. View details »
Jack graduated from the University of Otago in 2023 and found his love for physiotherapy working in various clinic and with the Tasman Mako NPC rugby team. Jack enjoys the strength and conditioning side of physio and working with people who have longer term injuries and pain. Jack’s favorite part of physio is building a good relationship with someone throughout their rehab journey, whilst working towards extending their previous boundaries. He has completed a number of courses, with the most recent on the long-term management of ACL injuries and return to high level sports by the highly acclaimed Australian physiotherapist and lecturer, Tim McGrath. Over the last 2 years, he has provided sports physiotherapy across a wide range of sporting events including club rugby, mainland basketball, NZ cricket, ultimate frisbee and downhill mountain biking. He is the current physio for Nelson College’s First XV rugby team. Jack’s passion for exercise and the love of a good yarn helps him best understand what exactly you want to get out of physio, and the most effective way of getting you there. View details »
