Michelle graduated with a Bachelor of Health Science in Physiotherapy in 2013. In 2018 she completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. Michelle has predominantly worked in private practice clinics helping with a variety of musculoskeletal injuries (strain and sprains and work-related postural conditions). She enjoys a hands-on approach to managing pain and combining this with exercise therapy (clinical Pilates and resistance/ functional training) to get her clients back to full functional independence. She has a particular interest in using Pilates principles with a reformer apparatus to help with her clients rehabilitation and body awareness to empower them to have better control and build resilience to prevent future injuries. Outside of work, she enjoys keeping fit and healthy by playing badminton once a week and strength training/ skipping cardio workouts at her home gym. This helps her relax, and de-stress and allows her to also be able to keep up with her son and 4-year-old Golden retriever cross Border Collie, George. View details »
Kazuki graduated from the University of Otago with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2022 and has been working in musculoskeletal private practice since. He enjoys treating a wide range of people—from the general population to gym-goers and recreational athletes. He takes a hands-on approach to treatment, focusing on personalised care.
Kazuki’s treatment style combines manual therapy, massage, Western Acupuncture, and tailored exercise prescription to support recovery, manage pain, and help prevent future injuries. He has a particular interest in gym-related injuries, biomechanics, and strength-based rehabilitation, and is passionate about helping people return to the activities they love with confidence.
He is committed to continuous learning to ensure the best possible outcomes for his patients.
Outside of work, Kazuki enjoys staying active at the gym, exploring new food spots, and spending time with his friends and family. He also speaks conversational Japanese. View details »
Hannah graduated in 2009 from Auckland University of Technology with a Bachelor of Health Science in Physiotherapy. Since then she has also completed a Post Graduate Diploma in Musuloskeletal Physiotherapy, a Post Graduate Certificate in Western Acupuncture, and a dry needling qualification.
Hannah has a particular interest in musculoskeletal and sports injuries. Hannah has worked with a number of elite athletes both in a clinical setting and touring internationally and is the current physio for the Young Football Ferns who last year competed at the Under 17 World Cup in Jordan. Hannah has also worked within the Football Ferns Development Program, Auckland Rugby representative teams and Auckland City men’s football team.
Hannah has played both football and hockey competitively and enjoys running and spending time with her young family. View details »