Tom has worked in Christchurch since 2019. He’s very passionate about his running and triathlon, currently a member of Whippets Running Project and training towards Ironman New Zealand.
He grew up in Christchurch before heading down to Otago University to study towards his Bachelor of Physiotherapy. He takes an analytical and detailed approach to his assessment and management to get his clients to achieve their goals and back to their best. He believes in setting patients up with the skills to minimise the risk of future injury. His key clinical interest lies in running/endurance-based clientele, knee injury and adolescence. Tom understands the impacts injury can have on your life so is committed to getting you back to full function. View details »
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 »
Anna graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Otago in 2016. Following this, she completed a FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine in 2017 and a Postgraduate Diploma in Sports Physiotherapy through the University of Otago in 2021, specialising in the female athlete. Anna has worked extensively with premier and representative level rugby teams, giving her a thorough understanding of acute injury management and sport specific rehabilitation. Anna has additional training in Pilates and dry needling, and has worked in both management and team leader roles prior to moving to Christchurch recently. Anna’s experience has seen her develop a special interest in sports physiotherapy and working alongside female athletes. She promotes a holistic approach to her clients’ rehabilitation, and enjoys working with anyone who is motivated to achieve their goals and get back to doing what they love. Anna loves the outdoors, and outside of work can be found rock climbing, horse riding, running, hiking and skiing. View details »