Waipu- Coastal Care Physiotherapy
12 Nova Scotia Drive, Waipu 0510, New Zealand
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Miss Teea Francis
Physiotherapist
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 »
Mrs Bridget Berking
Senior Physiotherapist
Bridget is a highly experienced general and sports physiotherapist with a passion for restoring and enhancing health and wellness for people from all walks of life. Over the past 32 years, she has built a dynamic career spanning physiotherapy, health research, and education. Alongside her 25+ years of clinical experience, Bridget is also an accomplished researcher and published author. She completed leading-edge research on head and neck control in whiplash patients for her Master of Health Science degree in 2003 — an area that remains one of her special interests and clinical strengths. Bridget has a particular expertise in treating whiplash injuries, as well as head and neck pain and dysfunction. Her career has also included five years with Les Mills International, where she held senior roles in Education and Research Management, applying research insights to the health, fitness, and corporate sectors. Since returning to full-time physiotherapy in 2011, Bridget has been based in Mangawhai, where she enjoys helping her clients achieve lasting recovery and better quality of life through tailored, evidence-based care. Bridget lives in Mangawhai with her husband and son, and stays active in the community as the coordinator and coach for Mahurangi Junior Hockey. View details »
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