Active Plus Milford
Active + Milford Physiotherapy 145 Kitchener Road, Milford, Auckland 0620, New Zealand
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Mr Chris McCullough
Physiotherapist
MPNZ, Dip MT, Dip PE, Dip TCH, Manipulative therapist and Physical Educator (Otago), PG Cert (Acup) Chris McCullough was most recently the Principal of Forrest Hill Physiotherapy (1989 – 2021) with over 37 yrs of experience in private practice and sports medicine. He is the acting President of Sports Medicine NZ ( 2007 -2022 ) and previously a provider to High Performance Sport NZ (2008 -2012 ). Chris was the NZ Sevens Physiotherapist (91 – 94) & All Blacks in 1995,Olympic and Commonwealth Games therapist( 1990 -2000) and 2010. Chris has just stepped down as lead Physiotherapist to the ECB Rugby club (1987 -2021) but remains a Life Member of the club along with SMNZ. His interests include Surf Life Saving, Classic cars, Mountain biking and Preventative Medicine. View details »
Mrs Gharde Slabber
Physiotherapist
BSc Physiotherapy, MSc Physio (Ortho) Since I can remember I wanted to become a Physiotherapist. There’s no greater calling than having the opportunity to help people heal (their bodies and mind) so they can return to what they love doing, whether it sport or recreation. After completing my BSc Physiotherapy at Stellenbosch University in South Africa, I soon discovered I was passionate about Orthopaedics and Sports Physiotherapy which lead me to complete my MSc in Orthopaedics in 2013. Since then, I’ve been blessed to treat some incredible patients and very talented athletes. Being an athlete myself (competed in Artistic Gymnastics at the Sydney 2000 Olympics) I’ve had numerous injuries in the past which I find has helped me better relate to my patients and truly understand what they’re going through when dealing with an injury. I believe in using comprehensive hands-on therapy combined with a specifically tailored exercise-based rehab programme to not only treat your symptoms but more importantly to find the underlying source of your problem and work on finding a long term solution. View details »
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