Rotorua
Rotorua is a fabulous city in the middle of the North Island and is considered New Zealand’s tourism capital. This city offers a perfect combination of world class attractions, stunning geothermal wonders and outdoor activities. You can relax in the healing waters of a thermal spring, go fishing in one of the 14 lakes or Mountain-biking on our fantastic Trails. There are action, adventure and relaxation opportunities everywhere, so you will have plenty to see and do while you’re here.For further information about Rotorua and the surrounding area see www.rotoruanz.com.
Ngongotaha
Known as the ‘sunny side of the mountain’, beautiful Ngongotaha sits on the northwest shores of Lake Rotorua. Ngongotaha has its own village feel and distinct character built around a strong sporting identity with successful soccer, rugby and netball teams, an emerging café culture, good schools, and clear sense of community. The quieter roads of Ngongotaha present safe cycling opportunities for road cyclists and for mountain bike enthusiasts.For further information about Ngongotaha and the surrounding area see https://www.newzealand.com/int/ngongotaha/
Matamata
This clinic is located in the Waikato region, home of the NZ dairy industry and Hobbiton!!! It is very central to the North Islands most popular beaches and worldwide acclaimed tourist attractions which allow people to live a fantastic lifestyle full of adventure.For further information about Matamata and the surrounding area see www.matamatanz.co.nz.
Putaruru
Putaruru, 20mins from Matamata, again is a very central location and close to the North Island’s most popular beaches and worldwide acclaimed tourist attractions which make it a great base. Its economy is based on farming, forestry and timber production. The nearby Blue Springs is the current source of about 60% of NZ’s bottled water.For further information about Putaruru and the surrounding area see www.hamiltonwaikato.com.
Te Aroha
Situated 50 minutes north east of Hamilton is Te Aroha. Nestled at the foot of its mountain namesake, the historic Spa Town is famous for its natural hot soda water springs, gold mining and mountain hiking and biking trails.For further information about Te Aroha and the surrounding area see Te Aroha
Murupara
The timber town of Murupura sits at the edge of the Kaingaroa Forest. If hunting and fishing are on your agenda, you’ll find plenty of action here. The town is handy to the Te Urewera National Park and Whirinaki Te Pua a Tane – both offer exceptional wilderness hiking, hunting and fishing opportunities.For further information about Murupara and the area see http://www.newzealand.com/int/murupara/
Taumarunui
This position is based in Taumarunui, which is a town of about 5,000 people, which supports the wider farming community. This is a beautiful part of New Zealand, located in the heart of the King Country and the Forgotten World, with loads of new mountain bike tracks as part of the National Cycle Trail umbrella.For further information about Taumarunui and the area see www.forgottenworldexperience.co.nz.
Ohakune
This position is based in Ohakune offering a fantastic lifestyle for those looking for fun and adventure. Home to the North Island’s ski fields, this region is bustling in the winter with skiing and snowboarding then comes alive in the summer with mountain biking, tramping, kayaking and fishing.For further information about Ohakune and the surrounding area see www.visitruapehu.com.
Napier
Napier, a coastal city in New Zealand’s North Island, is set amid the renowned wine-producing region of Hawke’s Bay. Rebuilt after a 1931 earthquake, the city is known for art deco landmarks like the zigzag-patterned Daily Telegraph Building. Along the tree-lined waterfront promenade the Marine Parade, the Pania of the Reef statue depicting a Maori maiden, is a symbol of the city. We are a full-service physiotherapy clinic which can address issues ranging from work-related injuries to post-surgery treatment, and we also specialise in a variety of treatments from Kinesiology Taping to Pain Management.For further information about Napier and the surrounding area see: https://www.hawkesbaynz.com/plan-your-stay/our-neighbourhoods/napier/
Whanganui
Whanganui is a coastal city sitting on the West cost of the lower half of New Zealand’s North Island. The Whanganui River completes it journey from mountain to sea and is home to New Zealand’s longest navigational rivers and the Famous Mountain to Sea Adventure race. A historical town sitting on the Tasman seas, Whanganui is rich in heritage and has a lively arts scene.For Further information about Whanganui and the surrounding area see: https://www.newzealand.com/nz/wanganui-central/
Tokoroa
Tokoroa is a rural service town in the South Waikato region of the North Island, New Zealand. With a large population base involved in farming, we often see patients seeking treatment for muscle strain or work-related injuries. We are a full-service physiotherapy clinic able to address issues ranging from back pain to carpal tunnel syndrome. We also specialise in a variety of treatments from Pain Management to Occupational Health.For Further information about Whanganui and the surrounding area see:
https://physiodirectnz.com/physio-direct-physiotherapy-tokoroa/
Some of our Current Physios:
Ammar Ahmad – Physiotherpist
Ammar is a US-trained Physiotherapist with more than five years’ experience across musculoskeletal, neurological, geriatric and post-surgical rehabilitation. He is registered to practise in New Zealand, Australia and New York, and brings a strong background in thorough assessment, hands-on treatment and evidence-based exercise rehabilitation. Ammar is passionate about helping people understand their condition and feel… Read More
Casey Keane – Physiotherapist
Casey is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and Certified Athletic Trainer with experience supporting patients of all ages, from children developing movement skills to adults and athletes recovering from injury or working towards return to sport. She has worked in orthopaedic, neurological, aged-care and community settings across the United States. Casey uses an evidence-based, hands-on approach… Read More
Angelica Valenzuela – Physiotherapist
Angelica has been a physio in the USA for 24 years and recently relocated to NZ. Worked in Outpatient Orthopedic for 21 yrs, 2 years in Skilled Nursing Facility as traveler and 1 year in community rehabilitation. She enjoys helping patients get back on their feet and get back to what they love to do…. Read More
Ngozi Ekwueme – Physiotherapist
Ngozi (en-GOH-zee) is a compassionate Physiotherapist with experience in musculoskeletal, orthopaedic, cardiorespiratory and geriatric rehabilitation. She enjoys helping people recover from injuries, manage pain, regain confidence after surgery, and improve their movement and everyday function. Ngozi takes time to understand what matters most to each patient, creating practical, evidence-based treatment plans tailored to their goals…. Read More
Iram Hussain – Physiotherapist
Iram Hussain is a passionate physiotherapist dedicated to helping people reduce pain, recover from injury, and return to the activities they enjoy. With experience in both the United Kingdom and Pakistan, she provides evidence-based care tailored to each patient’s individual goals. Iram holds a Master’s in Advanced Physiotherapy Practice from Glasgow Caledonian University and combines… Read More
Mercy Matiko – Physiotherapist
Mercy is a physiotherapist from South Africa who enjoys helping people recover from injury, manage pain, and move with confidence. She takes a personalised approach to care, combining hands-on therapy, education and exercise to help patients achieve their goals and return to the activities they enjoy. In her spare time, she enjoys journaling and taking… Read More
Sven Kirchner – Physiotherapist
Sven is a physiotherapist, biokineticist, and sport scientist dedicated to helping you recover from injury and optimize how your body moves. His approach combines hands-on treatment—including dry needling and manual therapy—with tailored exercise programs to address a wide range of muscle and joint concerns. He focuses on identifying the root cause of movement restrictions to… Read More
Lehley Mkhomazi – Physiotherapist
Lehley (Leck-lee) is a South African qualified physiotherapist with experience across a range of rehabilitation areas. She has a holistic, patient-centered approach, combining physical and psychological principles to support recovery. She has worked with orthopaedic, neurological, paediatric, musculoskeletal, ICU, and chest patients, providing post-operative care, early mobilisation, and evidence-based treatment. She is passionate about helping… Read More
Alex Prevatt – Physiotherapist
I’m Alex, a physiotherapist from Trinidad and Tobago. I got my Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the United States and have experience working with all different types of patients there and in Trinidad in private, home, hospital and gym-based settings. I place a lot of value on caring for my patient as a whole… Read More
Saeeda Taj – Physiotherapist
Saeeda is a dedicated and experienced Physiotherapist with over 10 years of clinical experience, graduating in 2015 and completing her Master’s degree in Physiotherapy in 2017. She has worked in a variety of hospital and clinical settings, including Paediatrics, Orthopaedics, Gynaecology, and Neurology, giving her a well-rounded approach to patient care. Saeeda’s main area of… Read More
Fareha Zeb – Physiotherapist
Fareha is a friendly and passionate physiotherapist with over 8 years of experience helping people move better and feel stronger. With a Master’s degree in Cardiorespiratory Physiotherapy, she combines hands-on care, tailored exercise, and education to get her patients back to doing what they love as quickly and safely as possible. Fareha believes that recovery… Read More
Mpho Manyelo – Physiotherapist
Mpho (Mm-poor) is from South African where he has worked in a state hospital for 7 years. He is very passionate about sports related injuries and musculoskeletal conditions. He is very dedicated to his work, very energetic and always willing to learn to get best results for his patients. Mpho has also worked with a… Read More
Nabira Izhar – Physiotherapist
Nabira is a dedicated physiotherapist with over 8 years of experience, specializing in orthopaedic manual therapy. She is passionate about helping patients recover from injuries, manage pain, and improve their physical function through personalised treatment plans and advanced mobilisation techniques. With a strong focus on injury prevention and patient education, Nabira is committed to empowering… Read More
Henry Hallatt – Physiotherapist
Apart from being a sport fanatic Henry loves working with people and being a part of their journey to health. Henry is a passionate physiotherapist who believes in the power of hard work and consistency to ensure desirable results. Henry has 5 years experience in both a hospital and private practice setting where he has… Read More
Bridget Lodge – Physiotherapist
Bridget graduated from the University of Otago in 2007 with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy. Bridget values a holistic approach to physiotherapy and creating personalised rehab plans with her clients. Outside of work Bridget leads an active lifestyle and thrives on supporting people to get back to doing what they love too.











































