Skye graduated from the University of Otago in 2024 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. In her final practical year of physio school, Skye developed a keen interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy.
Throughout her time in physio school, she became heavily involved in the Maori physiotherapy student association (Nga Raukura o Tane Whakapiriri). She is dedicated to helping a diverse range of clients by utilising the skills developed as a committee member of the association. View details »
Jolene graduated from University College Dublin, Ireland in 2014 with a BSc in Physiotherapy. She moved to New Zealand in early 2015 to pursue her budding career and follow her adventurous dreams.
Jolene has worked in private practice in Wellington for eight years, and has treated a broad range of conditions both in clinic and around the community. Over the past two years she has a taken a special interest in concussion rehabilitation, and progressed into clinical service leadership. She believes in an engaging and active approach to rehabilitation, and is passionate about supporting people to achieve their goals and get back to doing what they love. Jolene is also experienced in trigger-point dry needling, vestibular rehabilitation, headache treatment, Mulligan Manual Therapy techniques, exercise prescription and postural advice and correction.
Outside of work, she loves the active lifestyle and is often spotted running, cycling or swimming around the Wellington bays. View details »
Ari studied physio at AUT in Auckland and also completed a post grad diploma in sports medicine through Otago Uni.
Currently Ari is completing the Next Steps cancer rehab course through PINC and STEEL.
Ari is also a registered member of PNZ. View details »