Movement is a part of life and I have always been interested in the way the body moves. It wasn't until I started studying physiotherapy that I got to truly appreciate the way people move and the small ways we all move differently. It is through physiotherapy that any negative change in movement can be corrected, and those who come to the clinic can expect to be pushed to improve their overall funtion and lifestyle.
I studied in Auckland, and received a Bachelor of Health Science, and a Bachelor of Health Science in Physiotherapy. My first degree really helped me understand the wide variety of factors that can influence a person's health, such as their culture and income, while the second degree allowed me to have a more hands on influence on someone's health. Even if it is only a small difference, I truly find it rewarding helping to improve someone's life through improving their movement. I understand that people all have unique lives and a unique way of looking at their health. My aim is to work with all those who come to see me to work with them to improve their function and overall performance, with the focus on attaining their own personal goals View details »
I am a musculoskeletal physiotherapist with a special interest in vestibular rehabilitation, pelvic health, and shoulder and knee injuries. I help people move with confidence, recover from injury, and achieve their goals—whether that’s returning to sport or simply feeling stronger in daily life. My approach is empathetic, client-centred, goal-driven, and focused on treating the root cause to support long-term health and performance. View details »
Nina is a qualified physiotherapist with a background not in sports, but in the arts, performance… and even a bit of baking.
Before training as a physio, she spent time on stage and in the kitchen — dancing, performing, and baking. She understands first-hand how much our bodies matter to the things we love. Whether you're a dancer with a niggling ankle, a musician with shoulder pain, or a pastry chef whose wrists are feeling the strain — she gets it.
Her approach is creative, compassionate, and collaborative. She brings together evidence-based physiotherapy and a understanding of the artistic and physical worlds we move through daily.
Nina takes a client-centered approach to rehabilitation, recognising that being active looks different for everyone. Whether you're aiming to return to performing, get back to work, or simply move more comfortably in daily life, she will work alongside you to create a tailored plan that supports your goals. View details »