Hi there, I’m Michelle. Let me tell you a little about myself. Professionally, my journey has recently taken me through a Postgraduate Diploma in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy at Auckland
University of Technology. Along the way, I’ve developed strong skills in structured assessment, diagnosis, and treatment planning. This includes everything from tailored exercise prescription to hands-on manual therapy all guided by a patient-centered, holistic (biopsychosocial) approach.
My goal is always to support not just recovery, but your overall well-being. Originally from India, I bring with me two years of clinical experience across a wide range of areas, including orthopedic, neurological, cardio-respiratory, and oncology care. This
diversity has shaped the way I approach each individual with curiosity, care, and attention to what makes your situation unique. And speaking of unique that’ssomething I truly value. View details »
Originally qualifying in the UK in 2020, Lucy began her career in Bristol, supporting patients through the height of the Covid pandemic in various hospital roles and ICU. She later moved to London to specialise in musculoskeletal care within the NHS, where she worked with people from all walks of life—from those recovering from joint replacements to "weekend warriors" and elite athletes. During this time, in line with her own love of staying active, she developed a passion and specialist skillset for assessing
and managing those with running-related injuries.
Now bringing these skills to New Zealand, Lucy takes a collaborative and friendly approach to treatment, ensuring her patients feel informed and empowered through evidence-based care. She draws on her own experience as a runner and cyclist to provide practical rehab that fits into a busy lifestyle. Lucy is a firm believer that staying active is vital for both physical and mental well-being, and when she isn't in the clinic,
she’s usually out exploring New Zealand's trails and coastlines. View details »
Ricky moved to Aotearoa New Zealand in 2023. He brings close to 15 years of experience split between public service in South Africa, sports medicine and rehabilitation in Dubai and private practice in New Zealand. He has wide-ranging clinical experience, from ACL and rotator cuff rehab to those struggling with persistent pain. His special interests are in fundamental well-being and musculoskeletal therapy; and he has done further training in pain, strength and conditioning and dry needling.
In his early career he undertook a one-year certificate in Advanced Neuromusculoskeletal Therapy (also known as Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapy). His approach is evidence-based, patient-centred, and blends education, exercise and effective manual therapy with motivating for a lifestyle that brings out your best. View details »