Tim is a physiotherapist who enjoys helping people get back to sport, work and everyday life with confidence. He treats a range of conditions including sports injuries, post-operative rehab, and shoulder and knee injuries, working with both athletes and the general population.
Tim takes a collaborative, hands-on approach, combining advice, education and exercise-based rehabilitation to reduce pain, improve movement and build strength. His goal is to support a safe and confident return to activity while improving overall health and fitness.
Outside the clinic, Tim stays active through gym training, running and touch football. He also enjoys surfing, snowboarding and mountain biking, and has experience working with rugby league, rugby union, netball and soccer teams.
Qualifications:
Bachelor of Physiotherapy Honours First Class, Griffith University, 2021.
Areas of Interest:
Sports injuries,
Shoulder injuries,
Knee injuries,
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Rebecca is a physiotherapist who helps people recover from injury, move with confidence and get back to the activities they enjoy. She treats a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and has a particular interest in sports injury management. With experience across the NHS and private practice in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, she brings a well-rounded and holistic approach to treatment.
Her background includes extensive work with football and rugby teams, and she enjoys combining her clinical skills with her training in Pilates to support strength, mobility and long-term recovery. Outside of work, Rebecca stays active through hiking, Gaelic football, running and regular gym sessions.
Qualifications
– Bachelor of Science (Hons) Physiotherapy, Cardiff University
– Master of Science in Sports and Exercise Medicine, Trinity College Dublin
– Certified Pilates Matwork Instructor (APPI)
Areas of Interest
– Sports injury rehabilitation
– Musculoskeletal physiotherapy
– Pilates-based rehabilitation
– Exercise-based recovery View details »
Anna graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Otago in 2016. Following this, she completed a FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine in 2017 and a Postgraduate Diploma in Sports Physiotherapy through the University of Otago in 2021, specialising in the female athlete. Anna has worked extensively with premier and representative level rugby teams, giving her a thorough understanding of acute injury management and sport specific rehabilitation. Anna has additional training in Pilates and dry needling, and has worked in both management and team leader roles prior to moving to Christchurch recently. Anna’s experience has seen her develop a special interest in sports physiotherapy and working alongside female athletes. She promotes a holistic approach to her clients’ rehabilitation, and enjoys working with anyone who is motivated to achieve their goals and get back to doing what they love. Anna loves the outdoors, and outside of work can be found rock climbing, horse riding, running, hiking and skiing. View details »
