Lauren graduated from Glasgow Caledonian in Scotland 2017 with a BSc (Hons) degree in Physiotherapy. She completed placements within various hospital departments including respiratory, spinal cord injuries, pediatrics, outpatients and neurological units.
Since moving to Auckland at the end of 2017 she completed her mat and reformer Pilates training and has also completed her post graduate degree in musculoskeletal physiotherapy focusing on manual therapy, breathing performance and biomechanics.
She is currently finishing her Masters in Health Science where she is researching knowledge surrounding Relative Energy Deficiency in sport (REDs).
Lauren has worked with a range of patients with various rehab needs. She has been able to help everyone from the weekend warrior just wanting to get better functionality to under 23 female rowers, cyclists, dancers, high level rugby and football teams, ultra runners and iron man athletes to post operative, shoulders, knees and hip replacements.
Lauren has a background in high performance sports herself. She has represented Great Britain in Figure skating and also has a background in rowing, horse riding and dancing. Since moving to New Zealand she embraced the challenge of endurance racing and has competed several full and 70.3 Iron mans. Her extensive sporting background has given her an excellent understanding and interest in biomechanics, injuries and the mental aspect of performance backed by personal experience. View details »
Gwen is a qualified Massage and Neuromuscular Therapist. As a Massage Therapist she values the highest levels of professionalism and care. To Gwen, massage therapy is a key contributor to health care.
Gwen completed a Diploma in Therapeutic Massage in 2006, a Diploma in Massage and Clinical Sports Therapy in 2009 and a Bachelor’s Degree of Health Studies in Massage and Neuromuscular Therapy in 2010. These qualifications were gained at the Auckland campus of the New Zealand College of Massage and are all NZQA approved. Gwen is also a member of Massage New Zealand, New Zealand’s Massage Association.
During her training she gained wide and varied massage experience, ranging from sports massage to chronic health. This experience was through her work with the Auckland NPC, Auckland Blues, New Zealand Breakers, Auckland and Rotorua Marathons, Ironman, Trailwalker, hospices, other massage clinics and on-site massage.
In July 2011, Gwen moved into Health & Sports Fitness Club in Kingsland, Auckland, where she offers individualised treatment for a range of issues
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