Frankton Clinic
24 Towne Place, Frankton, Queenstown 9300, New Zealand
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Miss Aoife Whelan
Physiotherapist
Originally from Ireland Aoife is an experienced senior physiotherapist who has made Queenstown her home for the last 7 years. She loves the variety of the incredibly active community here and the value they place on physiotherapy. Her practice revolves strongly around manual therapy including dry-needling and massage to calm injured tissues but ultimately her goal is to get you into the gym to bridge the gap from injury to performance and getting you back to doing what you love. Alongside gym-based training she has over 4 years of experience as a pilates instructor so can confidently tailor a rehab program that is right for you. She appreciates clients who are curious and motivated who want to take their rehab to the next level. Over the past 2 years she has also completed further education in the area of pelvic health after a 6-month stint working in a maternity hospital in Dublin. She loves being able to combine her knowledge of the pelvic floor and her musculoskeletal background to provide a full systems approach particularly to her female population. Over the years she has worked with various sports teams including soccer and rugby. She loves training herself and takes part in both Gaelic football and muay thai at competitive levels as well as being a keen trail runner and mountain-biker View details »
Mr Bron Cheung
Physiotherapist
"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 »
Ms Nikki Atkinson