Karen has a varied and extensive 25 year career in sports massage that includes both human and equine specialist massage therapy. She was both horse and rider massage therapist for New Zealand's first ever World Championship Gold Medal in the sport of endurance riding in 1998 and then again at the 2000 Sydney Olympics with New Zealand's sole representative Dressage rider. Since then she has continued with massage therapy, alongside working for Air New Zealand, running a busy equestrian based property, and continuing to ride and compete herself alongside her husband and daughter.
Her unique mix of skills, training and and experience, as well as continuing to ride and compete, gives her a unique insight into patient needs and therapies. A core requirement of Olympic and World Championship team management is simply that, working as part of a team for the absolute best possible outcome. View details »
Jens is originally from Germany, but studied Chiropractic in Auckland at the world-renowned New Zealand College of Chiropractic (NZCC).
Since graduating, he is grateful to have worked with many individuals and families to improve and enhance their function, health and wellbeing through chiropractic care. Aside from practice Jens is involved in Chiropractic Research at the Centre for Chiropractic Research as well as lecturing at the New Zealand College of Chiropractic.
In recognition of his contribution to the Chiropractic College Jens was awarded the NZAPEP – Student of the Year Award in 2013. At graduation he also recieved awards for excellence in the field of chiropractic research and for high achievement in clinical practice. View details »
LEAD PHYSIO - Amelia has nearly 20 years of clinical experience. She also holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, and a Masters of Health Practice graduating with Distinction. Amelia’s areas of professional interest include chronic pain management, womens pelvic health, and acupuncture. Amelia works at our Karaka and Pukekohe clinic. View details »