Born and raised in the sunny Hawkes Bay, Callum moved to Auckland to pursue his dream of
becoming a physiotherapist in 2019, graduating from Auckland University of Technology.
Callum’s desire to pursue a career in physiotherapy came about after experiencing the benefits of
physiotherapy led rehabilitation following a spat of sports related injuries. During his studies Callum
gained experience in community outpatient, acute trauma, and private practice settings. As well as
this he had the opportunity to work as a physiotherapy assistant at trans-tasman masters hockey
and with the Auckland Rugby academy squads. Callum favours an approach that focuses on the
individual rather than the presenting condition, using a range of treatment techniques to help his
clients achieve their goals. During his downtime Callum enjoys staying active, enjoying the trails
around Auckland and playing cricket on the weekend. View details »
Stephen earned his degree in Physiotherapy from AUT University, complementing his earlier degree in Exercise Science from the same institution. With over a decade of experience as a strength and conditioning coach and personal trainer, Stephen has worked with a diverse range of clients, from elite international athletes to individuals recovering from injuries.
His passion for physiotherapy was sparked during his time playing hockey at the national level, where he competed alongside some of the world's best players and gained firsthand insight into the challenges of injury and recovery.
Stephen takes a holistic approach to physiotherapy, blending manual therapy techniques with his exercise science expertise. He focuses on not only alleviating pain and restoring function but also empowering his patients to build resilience and reduce the risk of future injuries.
In his spare time, Stephen enjoys exploring a variety of sports and outdoor activities, staying true to his active and adventurous nature. View details »
Originally from the picturesque region of Brittany, France, Maud has built an impressive career as a senior physiotherapist with over five years of experience. After completing her studies in Ireland, she returned to France to work in private practices in Paris, where she developed a reputation for her holistic and patient-centred approach to care.
Maud has pursued further training across a variety of musculoskeletal (MSK) specialisations, including manual therapy, the McKenzie method, managing persistent pain, and treating lower limb injuries in dancers and runners. This diverse expertise allows her to create highly personalised treatment plans that cater to the specific needs of each patient.
Passionate about helping people achieve their movement goals, Maud focuses on restoring mobility, reducing pain, and empowering her patients to lead active and fulfilling lives. Her approachable and empathetic manner puts patients at ease and fosters a collaborative environment for recovery.
In her spare time, Maud loves spending time outdoors and is excited to explore the natural beauty of New Zealand. An avid dancer, climber, and runner, she brings her own love of movement into her professional philosophy, inspiring her patients to stay active and thrive. View details »