We're Registered Physiotherapists Here To Give You The Best...

Since opening in 2011, Our mission has always been to provide quality, valuable services by dedicated therapists using up to date practices. At each of our three physio medical centres around Christchurch we aim to provide you with a relaxed and friendly environment where you receive education and quality management by professional and experienced staff. Meaning that you'll return to full sport and daily activity levels, while simultaneously learning appropriate self-management strategies for the future.

We are committed to providing ongoing education to all team members, while encouraging all staff to develop their own career pathways and specialist areas within a supportive, team-oriented environment.

Contact us to make an appointment for your spinal, sports or knee and shoulder pain physio.

A Symbol Of New Beginnings

The logo was designed in 2012 incorporating the Koru, a symbol of new beginnings, with the tools of our trade – hands. ‘New beginnings’ represented us as a company, but also nicely portrays how physiotherapy services can help guide our clients into returning to activities lost or beginning new activities through working together to achieve goals. The italic font of the logo represents movement, which is key to all Physiotherapy interventions. And the colours bring in an old reference of purple known well in the Bay Harbour region with blue as the dominating colour representing the international colour of Physiotherapy.

About Your Appointment

What should I expect during my appointment?

After introducing themselves, the Physiotherapist will want to find out what you hope to achieve from your physio treatment. They’ll ask you What your goals are, and why this is important to you. By knowing this, it can help guide the session around the most important things to be focused on during the assessment and provide you with a diagnosis and plan if we can help. The practice uses an electronic note system and we may be typing notes on the computer during the appointment. This will involve asking questions about any pain or weakness you may be having and any history around it. The Physiotherapist will be interested in your occupation and tasks required, and also what hobbies you have that may be affected by your complaint.

What should I wear?

Comfortable loose clothing is advised if you are being seen for physiotherapy to treat lower back pain.If you are being treated for foot and ankle physiotherapy, then shorts are advised. If you get problems when wearing certain footwear, it may also be useful to bring them with you to the Physiotherapy or Podiatry appointment. If shoulders, upper and lower back will need to be seen, we advise women to wear a singlet or a bra that they are comfortable in. Towels are always provided for additional comfort.

Are there any forms to fill out?

We require all clients to complete a consent to treat form and fill out the appropriate section on the form if it is an ACC claim. This will collect some personal details and some basic medical history which will remain confidential at all times. We are now sending these electronically prior to your appointment and the more info you can provide the better! However we are able to provide a paper option for those that need it.