Teea recently finished her Master’s degree in Physiotherapy Practice from the University of Auckland and prior to that has completed a Bachelor’s degree in Sport and Exercise Science from AUT. With a solid foundation in sports science and this is where her passions lie. Teea has been involved in a number of sports teams within the physiotherapy sector and finds herself most weekends on some kind of sideline. With the combination of evidence-based treatments and patient-centered approach, Teea strives that each treatment plan is tailored to meet your unique needs and goals.
Teea is originally from a high-country farm in Central Otago and has a love for the outdoors. When not working, you can find her enjoying hockey, running, camping, or exploring the beautiful beaches northland. She is passionate and understands the importance of staying active and healthy, and helping others maintain a balanced and active lifestyle. View details »
Amanda is a highly experienced hand therapist, bringing over 22 years of expertise to her role. Hand therapy is a specialised field focused on the evaluation and treatment of injuries affecting the upper limb — including the shoulder, arm, elbow, forearm, wrist, and hand — and requires advanced training and hands-on expertise. While Amanda has a strong passion for hand and upper limb rehabilitation, she is also highly skilled in managing a wide range of musculoskeletal injuries across the body.
Amanda is dedicated to helping her clients restore function, reduce pain, and return to the activities they enjoy. She takes a practical and supportive approach to treatment, ensuring each client receives individualised care suited to their needs.
Outside the clinic, Amanda leads a busy life helping her husband on the farm and enjoys spending time with their two children. As a family, they love fishing, farming, and playing sports, making the most of the great outdoors whenever they can. View details »
Cam is a proud local, born and raised just down the road in Wellsford. After attending Wellsford Primary School and Rodney College, he went on to study at AUT University in Auckland, graduating with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2011. He furthered his professional development by completing his Certificate in Acupuncture in 2014 and becoming a Certified Mulligan Practitioner in 2019.
Since graduating, Cam has worked throughout the Kaipara region and has been a valued member of the Mangawhai Physiotherapy team since 2017. Passionate about his community, Cam has long been involved in local sport, spending his high school summers playing cricket and volunteering with the Mangawhai Heads Surf Life Saving Club. He has been the Physiotherapist for the Wellsford Rugby Club since 2012 — balancing both playing and physio roles — and was part of the team that won the Premiership in 2015. He also served as Assistant Physiotherapist for the Northland Taniwha from 2018 to 2019.
Outside of work, Cam enjoys fishing and diving around the rugby season and making the most of family time in Mangawhai’s great outdoors. Cam is passionate about helping his clients recover from injury, improve their performance, and return to the activities they love. View details »