Kirsty is a passionate physiotherapist originally from Tauranga, with a strong background in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy. She has years of experience working internationally in both the UK NHS and private practice settings, including completing a ski season in Japan treating a wide range of acute and sporting injuries.
She enjoys working with orthopaedic conditions, sports injuries, acute injuries, and post-operative rehabilitation, with a particular focus on helping people return confidently to sport, work, and everyday life through evidence-based rehabilitation and hands-on treatment.
Having represented New Zealand in Underwater Hockey and Triathlon, Kirsty understands the physical demands of staying active and enjoys working with people of all activity levels. This passion, empathetic nature, and desire to help others shapes her clinical practice. Patients appreciate her approachable nature, clear communication, and ability to tailor treatment to where they are at, endeavouring to build a positive and long lasting relationship with patients to support them in achieving goals.
When not at work Kirsty enjoys spending time with loved ones, running with friends, crocheting, skiing, and swimming in the ocean!’
And also content for the Therapeutic Massage / Cindy’s page:
‘Cindy is a compassionate clinical massage therapist dedicated to supporting wellbeing through therapeutic bodywork and holistic care. Her approach combines clinical massage techniques with an understanding of the connection between the body and central nervous system, helping clients reduce stress, restore balance, improve mobility, and support the body’s natural healing processes.
Drawing on her experience in bodywork and relaxation practices, Cindy creates a calm and supportive space where clients can reconnect with themselves and feel grounded, safe, and restored. Alongside her massage therapy work, she is passionate about guided relaxation, meditation, and breathwork practices that encourage overall wellness and nervous system regulation.’
