Paraparaumu
10 Brett Ambler Way Coastlands Aquatic Centre, Paraparaumu
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Mr Thomas Barnsley
Physiotherapist
I have been working at KCP Physiotherapy since 2017. I completed my Bachelors Degree in Physiotherapy in 2016, a Postgraduate Diploma in Sports Physiotherapy in 2020 and my Masters in Manipulative Therapy in 2021. I have also completed a Certificate in Orthopaedic Manual Therapy (COMT) through the New Zealand Manipulative Association (NZMPA) in 2018 and an advanced sideline injury management course, Immediate Care in Rugby Level 2 through NZ Rugby. I am heavily involved with rugby out here on the coast, working with the Horowhenua-Kapiti Heartland Team as Lead Physiotherapist from 2017-2020, and then as a playing squad member in 2021. I still play in the local Paraparaumu Premiers and have had my share of injuries along the way. I believe this first-hand experience of simple sprains or strains to injuries requiring surgery allows me to connect with my patients on a mutual level and successfully get them back to whatever their activity goals are. It doesn't matter if it's a walk on the beach, being able to look after the grandkids, or competing at a high level, I am happily here to help. View details »
Mr Sid Sabri
Physiotherapist
I joined KCP Physiotherapy in April 2025 after making the move to New Zealand from Pakistan. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy (2017) and a Master’s degree in the field, completed in 2024. With hands-on experience across both hospital environments and sports teams, I’ve developed a deep understanding of injury mechanisms, rehabilitation strategies, and performance optimization. My approach to physiotherapy is rooted in the belief that recovery is not just about healing—it's about restoring movement, building resilience, and empowering individuals to take charge of their well-being. I combine evidence-based manual therapy with personalized exercise programs to help clients return stronger and more confident in their bodies. Outside the work, I stay active through badminton and going to the gym—activities that keep me attuned to the physical and mental demands of performance. View details »
Mr Andrew Sherborne