I have a Bachelor of Health Science in Occupational therapy, and a Postgraduate diploma in rehabilitation. Wound care, acute injuries and post-operative surgical care are particular areas of interest. With my own passion for fitness and dancing, I can particularly relate to patients who are focused on returning to their favourite sports or hobbies. But no matter what’s brought you here, seeing your quality of life improve with the right care is the most rewarding part of my job. View details »
I graduated with a Master’s in Occupational Therapy in 2020 and have since gained experience across hospitals, community settings, and both physical and mental health services. After moving to New Zealand, I have spent the past 1.5 years working in the Auckland community, where I’ve loved connecting with people and experiencing the local culture and healthcare environment. I am now an Associate Hand Therapist, studying towards full registration, and I am passionate about providing care that is practical, achievable, and tailored to each person’s life and goals.
I believe rehabilitation is most effective when it is tailored not just to your injury, but to your goals, lifestyle, and priorities. With over five years of clinical experience in occupational therapy, I take a holistic, evidence-based approach, ensuring you feel supported and understood throughout your recovery.
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I’m an AUT-trained Physiotherapist and Associate Hand Therapist. My background spans Waikato Hospital’s acute and outpatient teams, private sports physiotherapy with a special interest in rowing injuries, and now the specialised world of hand therapy.
I’m here to help you understand what’s going on, make a clear plan, and get you back to doing what you love.I use a whole-body, holistic approach, backed by strong manual therapy skills and certification in dry needling to get targeted, effective results.
My next professional goal is to complete a postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation with a focus on Hand and Upper Limb Therapy.
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