Emma is currently on Maternity Leave.
Emma is an adopted kiwi having moved from Ayrshire, Scotland in 2009 to Hawkes Bay and now living in the big smoke of Auckland. She lives with her partner, James, a pilot, her three-year-old daughter and her two Labradors.
She has been working in physiotherapy for 15 years. Emma completed her undergraduate honours degree at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh and then her Masters of Physiotherapy (endorsed in sports) from Otago University. She has a special interest in sports rehabilitation and injury prevention.
Emma enjoys all sports and has been a physio for many teams from basketball to soccer to rugby. She was the lead physio for the New Zealand football ferns and Triathlon Australia.
She is a keen triathlete/multi-sport athlete and competed for both Great Britain and New Zealand at an age-group level in both duathlon and triathlon. View details »
Linda is currently away on holiday, returning July 8th 2024.
Linda graduated in Canada from MacEwan University in 2013 with a Diploma in Massage Therapy. The program consists of a variety of techniques including trigger point therapy, myofascial release, muscle energy techniques, joint mobilizations, sports and pregnancy massage. She has taken further continuing education courses to expand her practice over the years such as kinesio-taping, manual lymphatic drainage (Vodder method) and fascial stretch therapy (FST). From 2020-2022 she has also been an instructor at MacEwan in the massage therapy program teaching students a variety of theory and techniques. She incorporates a therapeutic approach that uses multiple techniques to help her patients achieve more self-awareness of their bodies as well as aim to improve their physical well-being. Her hobbies include playing volleyball, the ukulele, travelling, and crocheting. View details »
Rebecca studied Physiotherapy at Auckland University of Technology, graduating in 2018. She was awarded the AUT Sportsperson of the Year award in 2018 for sporting and academic excellence. She has spent many years competing in elite sport, having represented New Zealand in Underwater Hockey from 2013 to 2018. She reached her career pinnacle in 2018, winning the World Championships for the New Zealand Women’s Elite Team.
She was drawn to studying Physiotherapy through her own positive experiences, seeking treatment for injuries with Physiotherapists throughout her sporting career. This elite sport experience gave her the passion to understand the importance of keeping the body at peak fitness and wellbeing.
Rebecca knows how to help patients achieve the best outcomes from physiotherapy by finding the root cause and working to make positive changes through strength, flexibility and alignment of the body. Rebecca has a passion for helping athletes reach peak performance with a focus on injury prevention, longevity, exercise prescription and rehabilitation.
She is certified in kinesiotaping and dry needling. While having a passion for sporting injuries, she enjoys working with all ages and all types of injuries from sprains and strains to neck and back problems.
In her spare time Rebecca enjoys talking her dog Banks for a walk or doing CrossFit.
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