Jenny graduated from University of Otago with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy in 2016 and has had five seasons of weekend sports physio with rugby and football. Jenny is interested in using strengthening and stretching to manage injuries and pain for all ages. Her approach is thorough and empathetic. She is particularly interested in lower limb injuries and has done many courses on shoulder management. Jenny enjoys badminton, gardening, cycling and art, to name a few! This gives her a great ability to connect with people from all backgrounds View details »
Tiare graduated from the University of Otago, and is excited to start her career with TBI. She is passionate about working alongside individuals to tailor a rehabilitation programme to fit their lifestyle. She is interested in sports injuries and spine care. Outside of the clinic, Tiare enjoys playing basketball and netball and spending time with her family and friends. View details »
Sarah Manig graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy in South Africa in 2015 and earned her Master’s degree in 2018, achieving Cum Laude. She has extensive experience working in both inpatient and outpatient settings, covering areas such as pediatric chest care, sports and orthopedics, and women's health. Sarah embarked on her PhD journey in 2020, focusing on Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR), and is set to graduate in 2025.
Her passion for healthcare advocacy, particularly in CBR, reflects her dedication to improving access to healthcare services for all. With corporate experience complementing her clinical background, Sarah leverages her skills in tactical strategy and parallel processing to optimize service delivery models. She is driven by a desire to create lasting impact and is committed to ensuring quality healthcare and independence for everyone she meets. View details »
