Conall, originally from Belfast (Ireland), graduated from the University of Liverpool in 2010. He has worked as a physiotherapist in both public health service and private practice in the UK and NZ and has developed a special interest in sports-related and complex injuries. Conall possesses extensive experience and expertise in assessing and treating work-related and sports injuries, including those related to running, biking, rugby, CrossFit, and combat sports. His primary goal is to help his clients return to the activities they enjoy, be it returning to work, playing with their children or grandchildren, or returning to sports.
Conall has completed further training in Acupuncture, Headache Management, Chronic Pain Conditions and Running Rehabilitation.
Beyond his work as a physiotherapist, Conall is an avid trail runner, mountain biker, and hurler. He has personally sustained numerous injuries while engaging in these activities, which have given him first-hand knowledge of the importance of returning to them for his clients.
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Coming all the way from Canada, Julia brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to our clinic.
Julia’s background includes working with the Guelph Nighthawks Professional Basketball team and serving as a Canadian Women's Basketball trainer during their China tour. She has also been involved with the Gryphons Women’s Rugby team, Guelph Gryphons Minor Midget AAA hockey, and Regals Midget Lacrosse. With her diverse experiences as a student therapist for McGill Martlets Women’s Hockey and a sport first responder. She will be a great addition to Sports Clinic.
Outside of work, Julia has a passion for an active lifestyle. She enjoys skiing, snowboarding, mountain biking, strength, and conditioning workouts. She is also an absolute ace on the volleyball court and keen to take up NZ surfing. View details »
Growing up rurally in the Wairarapa, I have always had a passion for an active and healthy lifestyle, which is what led me to my first degree, Bachelor of Applied Science majoring in Sport & Exercise Nutrition at Otago University, graduating in 2019. However, I realised my true passion was in rehabilitation which drew me to studying Physiotherapy, graduating in 2023. I enjoy physiotherapy as it allows me to work with people from all backgrounds and provide an individualised holistic approach to a patients rehab journey. In my spare time you will find me in the outdoors whether it is in the hills, beaches, or playing sport. View details »