Shofeen Begum is a New Zealand–registered physiotherapist with broad experience in musculoskeletal, neurological, cardiopulmonary, and sports rehabilitation. She holds a Bachelor with Honors and a postgraduate diploma in Physiotherapy and a Masters in Public Health in Lifestyle-related Disease Prevention from the Fiji National University.
Shofeen has worked across hospital, outpatient, and community settings, providing evidence-based treatment with a strong focus on functional rehabilitation, manual therapy, exercise prescription, gait retraining, and injury management. She is passionate about helping clients return to meaningful activity and improving long-term wellbeing. Her research interests include musculoskeletal disorders, cardiovascular disease risk, and physical activity interventions.
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James Wilson is an early-career Physiotherapist with a strong foundation in human anatomy and placement experiences across musculoskeletal, hospital, community rehabilitation, military, and primary care settings. Through my previous roles in trades/services and contributions to Te Ao Maori-focused and anatomy-related research projects, he has developed a practical, adaptable, and person-centred approach to care. He values building trust through clear communication, respectful practice, and meaningful engagement with clients and whanau. He is committed to providing safe, effective, and evidence-based care, and aims to contribute positively to the health and wellbeing of the communities he serves. View details »
