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Wellington Osteopathic Health

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Osteopath

Jonathan Wheeler

Since qualifying at the British School of Osteopathy in 1989, Jonathan has worked in many roles within the osteopathic profession; from private practices to teaching in Paris to supporting elite athletes to working for the NHS. Since arriving in New Zealand in 2007, he has worked as the advisor to the OCNZ Registrar and has been a member of the accreditation panel for the osteopathic programmes. Jonathan also supports overseas practitioners to help them be allowed to practice osteopathy in NZ.
He brings a wealth of experience, with particular interests in spinal dysfunction, pregnancy, peripheral joint problems in particular shoulder conditions as well as patients with head and facial pain.

Osteopath

Sally McGrandle

After training at the European School of Osteopathy Sally spent eleven years in an established practice in the UK. Here, she focused on very traditional approaches to diagnosis and treatment and developed a keen interest into the specific and specialised treatment of the neck and migraine complaints. She also enjoys treating maternity and paediatric cases and has worked within competitive sporting environments as an osteopath for acute and chronic injuries.

Osteopath

Caron Shallish

After completing a 5 year Honours Osteopathic degree at Oxford Brookes
University, Caron moved to New Zealand in 2011. She has practised in Wellington
for over 9 years. Caron has recently moved to Cambridge where she runs a
clinic in Leamington, but returns regularly to Wellington to continue to
support her patients (we suspect Wellington coffee and a great team may
have something to do with it too!). 
“I love working across a wide cross section of the community, every person is different. I tend to work with a combination of soft tissue techniques, gentle joint mobilisation, fascial release and cranial techniques. This mostly gentle approach appeals to and suits many different patients.”

Massage Therapist

Agnes Sio-Atoa

Gaining qualifications from the NZ College of Massage’s Wellington campus (Diplomas in Therapeutic & Sports therapy), this modality has allowed Agnes to help those in need of muscle and stress release – whether it be increased movement, decreased tension or lightness of mind. Massage services include therapeutic/deep tissue, sports, pregnancy, scars & adhesions. Agnes has extensive experience with various sporting codes, including regional and national teams. She is a registered member of Massage NZ and an affiliated Southern Cross provider.

Acupuncturist

Joannes Boele van Hensbroek

A physiotherapist and acupuncturist, Joannes has over 20 years of experience working in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, the United States, and New Zealand with acute and chronic injuries, joint and muscle pain, and sports physiotherapy.

A member of the New Zealand Society of Physiotherapists (MNZSP) and an accredited ACC treatment provider, Joannes moved to New Zealand in 1988. He returned to the UK to study at the International College of Oriental Medicine and graduated with a license in acupuncture after four years of full-time study. He is now a Member of the New Zealand Register of Acupuncturists (MNZRA).
Learn more about acupuncture with Joannes.

Acupuncturist

Diana Hilgert

Diana holds a Master’s Degree in Acupuncture from the Traditional Acupuncture Institute (currently known as the Maryland University of Integrative Health) in the U.S. and has been practicing acupuncture for over 20 years. She treats constitutional health whilst helping to resolve symptoms, acute and chronic injuries, women’s health, stress symptoms, and harmonising internal organs. Diana is a U.S. National Board Certified in Acupuncture and ran clinics in New York City and Baltimore, Maryland as well as being on faculty at the Maryland University of Integrative Health. She has lived in NZ for over 15 years and is a member of the New Zealand Register of Acupuncture and an ACC provider.
Learn more about acupuncture with Diana.

 

Osteopath

Lynda Kay

Lynda is a dedicated Osteopath with a passion for holistic healthcare and a commitment to providing personalised treatment plans, to enhance the well-being of her patients. She thrives on problem solving, and finding individual solutions to patients’ musculoskeletal problems. Lynda is constantly adding to her toolbox by continuously expanding her knowledge and training, and is working through the renowned Barral curriculum which recognises the intricate connection between the body’s organs and overall health. She also has particular interests in the areas of hypermobility, TMJ (temporomandibular) dysfunction, and functional movement, but warmly welcomes anybody who is experiencing pain or movement restriction which is causing limitations in their ability to do the things they want to do!
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