Thanks for booking online with Physio Mechanics. Please write what your appointment is for, so we can ensure you are booked correctly and we can prepare appropriately. Please note, additional charges apply for both SENIOR and LEAD Physio's due to increasing levels of experience and expertise. (see our website for more details). If this is for a Pelvic health issue (eg bladder/bowel/postnatal) please book with one of our Pelvic health Physio's - Amelia, Rochelle, or Ayesha. Please only register once so you are not duplicated in the system. When your appointment is booked, you will be emailed a confirmation email. If any issues, please call the clinic direct. See you soon!
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Pukekohe

2 Glasgow Road, Pukekohe

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Miss Taijel Hari

Miss Taijel Hari

Physiotherapist

Taijel is dedicated and passionate in helping patients manage their pain, improve their function, achieve their goals, and get back to what is meaningful to them. Outside of physiotherapy, Taijel loves dancing and dance teaching, as well as the gym and outdoors. Taijel is also one of our Pilates instructors in Pukekohe. View details »

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Miss Stacey Dangen

Miss Stacey Dangen

LEAD Physio

LEAD PHYSIO - Stacey is our Karaka Clinic Manager and has nearly 20 years of clinical experience, and also holds additional qualifications in clinical pilates and Pinc and Steel Cancer Rehabilitation Physiotherapy. Stacey is kind and compassionate, and overall has amazing rapport with all of her patients, making them feel at ease and like they are really heard. View details »

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Mrs Karen McKechnie

Mrs Karen McKechnie

Massage Therapist

Karen has a varied and extensive 25 year career in sports massage that includes both human and equine specialist massage therapy. She was both horse and rider massage therapist for New Zealand's first ever World Championship Gold Medal in the sport of endurance riding in 1998 and then again at the 2000 Sydney Olympics with New Zealand's sole representative Dressage rider. Since then she has continued with massage therapy, alongside working for Air New Zealand, running a busy equestrian based property, and continuing to ride and compete herself alongside her husband and daughter. Her unique mix of skills, training and and experience, as well as continuing to ride and compete, gives her a unique insight into patient needs and therapies. A core requirement of Olympic and World Championship team management is simply that, working as part of a team for the absolute best possible outcome. View details »

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