Dunedin
Level 1, Otago Community House, 227 Moray Place, Dunedin 9016
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Ms Elisa Maierl
Physiotherapist
Elisa graduated from the University of Otago in 2019. She is very passionate about helping and working with people to rehabilitate, pre-habilitate and set them up with tools to help prevent future injuries. She brings both knowledge from the acute hospital orthopaedic field, elderly and stroke rehabilitation, as well private practice MSK injuries. Her biggest passion is to work in the pelvic health field, especially in the ante/peri and post-natal periods involving pain in pregnancy and incontinence in all ages through life. In her spare time, Elisa enjoys to go hiking across the beautiful landscape of Aotearoa, long-and-short distance running, painting, biking, swimming- essentially anything outdoor and/or active and most importantly spending lots of time with her loved ones, whanau and friends. View details »
Ms Calie Gilbert
Physiotherapist
Calie is a seasoned physiotherapist from the Mighty Waikato, who brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise in areas of MSK outpatients, sports injuries and older persons rehabilitation. She graduated from Auckland University of Technology (AUT) in 1999. She is currently the team physio for the Waikato U20 Woman’s basketball team and has been a team physio for Premier Rugby teams in Hamilton. Calie’s career highlight was working alongside the Chiefs physio where she got to treat and work with All Black legends Jonah Lomu, Todd Miller, Frank Bunce and Walter Little. Calie uses a hands on approach by utilizing her dry needling skills and the body tool for myofascial release work and pain and injury management. More recently Calie has completed a certificate in Pelvic Health and is a registered practitioner with ACC. She enjoys weaving Korowai and Kete and is currently undertaking her certificate in Level 5 Toi Paematua Raranga at Te Wanganga o Aotearoa (TWOA). View details »
Ms Melissa Racouillat