Callum graduated from University of Otago in 2019 and has previously worked in a private practice in Lower Hutt over the past two years specialising in the McKenzie Method. He has spent this time treating a range of acute and chronic conditions. His areas of speciality include post-surgical rehabilitation, musculoskeletal and sport injuries.
During the years in Lower Hutt, he was involved in premier rugby as a sports medic and his experience in the sporting arena serves Callum well for a career in Physiotherapy.
Callum employs a selection of treatment options involving manual therapy, exercise prescription and education to enhance recovery from injuries. He is experienced with prioritising and developing holistic treatment plans to aid you in achieving your health goals especially the challenges of working within a sporting environment.
Outside of clinic hours Callum loves anything sports related specially to do with his background in basketball and rugby, is an avid follower of the sporting world and continues to medic for Wellington Premier Rugby. He also enjoys the odd boardgame and cooking. View details »
Kasey was born and raised in Wellington before she moved to study in Auckland. She graduated from AUT in 2023 with a bachelor's degree in health science physiotherapy.
While in Auckland she spent five years working sideline as a sports assistant/physiotherapist for the Ellerslie women's premier and reserves football teams, before moving back home to work with the Wellington Phoenix in their academy space, which is a position she does in conjunction with working at Wellington Sports Med. She has a passion for all sports, having played a variety in her youth at different competitive levels, though football has also held her heart. She has also worked with the New Zealand Secondary schools football and done international tournament travel working as a physio. Aside from working in the sporting space, Kasey has spent her working career in private practice and uses her previous qualifications in therapeutic and sports massage, along with skills in manual therapy and exercise prescription to create a holistic environment focusing on achieving goals. View details »
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 »