Bron is an experienced, Australian-trained Physiotherapist with over 15 years of clinical practice across Australia, Canada, the UK, and now New Zealand. His international experience and diverse caseloads have shaped a broad, practical, and evidence-based approach to patient care.
He has special interests in winter sports, running, ACL rehab, and lifestyle injuries—particularly those involving the lower limb, lumbar spine, wrist, and hand. Having been through his own ACL journeys, Bron brings a valuable combination of clinical expertise and personal insight to the rehabilitation process.
As a passionate and accredited Australian Athletics Running Coach, Bron focuses on tailoring treatment and training plans that help runners of all levels move better, run stronger, and stay injury-free. His dual perspective as both clinician and coach allows him to bridge the gap between rehab and performance with care and precision. He’s also trained in dry needling—offering a versatile toolkit for recovery and injury management.
Outside the clinic, Bron is the consulting Physiotherapist for the acclaimed Aro-Ha Wellness Retreat as well as a professional sports photographer, often capturing endurance events such as Ironman, Hyrox, and ultramarathons. He’s also a passionate snowboarder, footballer, trail runner, tramper—and a proudly mediocre pianist." View details »
Daisy is a physiotherapist with a special interest in integrating musculoskeletal physiotherapy and clinical Pilates to enhance functional movement, longevity and performance. Specifically, she has experience working with a variety of elite athletes, facilitating their return to sport.
Having qualified from Cardiff University in 2018, she has primarily gained experience working in private practice and sport. She was a physiotherapist for Bradford Bulls professional women's rugby league team in the UK and has worked in the French Alps treating ski injuries.
Daisy is also qualified in sports massage, acupuncture and reformer Pilates.
Outside of work, Daisy enjoys a diverse range of activities including skiing, gravel biking, trail running, yoga, and cold water swimming View details »
Hooper holds a degree in Physiology from Oklahoma State University and earned her Doctor of Chiropractic from the New Zealand College of Chiropractic. Earlier this year, she also completed her International Certificate in Sports Chiropractic (ICSC), further building her expertise in working with athletes at all levels.
Having experienced an ACL tear from a ski injury herself, Hooper knows what it takes to move through the ups and downs of rehabilitation. She understands the patience, determination, and support needed to return to full function, and this personal journey has shaped the way she cares for her patients. She takes time to provide tailored assessments, hands-on treatment, and clear education—helping each person feel confident and supported in their recovery.
Over the years, Hooper has had the privilege of working with high-performance teams and organizations such as the All Blacks, the Professional Pickleball Association, the local women’s ice hockey and football teams, and New Zealand’s national women’s ice hockey team, the Ice Fernz.
Passionate about helping people get back to what they love, Hooper works with everyone from elite athletes to weekend warriors and busy parents. She also has a special interest in supporting women during pregnancy and caring for children, helping improve function and wellbeing through all stages of life.
Her approach brings together soft tissue release, joint mobilisation, chiropractic adjustments, and practical lifestyle and exercise guidance to support long-term health and resilience View details »