Luke has recently moved to the Mount Maunganui region this year, drawn by it’s friendly and laid back culture. Luke has experience in back and neck pain clinics in Wellington whilst at the same time working alongside rugby, basketball and soccer teams.

Luke combines different types of treatments in his sessions and frequently utilises his skills in dry needling (western acupuncture), manual therapy, and exercise prescription.

Luke also likes to keep active and is currently participating in Tauranga men’s basketball as well as learning to surf. Luke has also recently added yoga to his exercise and gym routine which he enjoys. On top of this, Luke is preparing for the Auckland marathon this October so you might see him out on the roads training.

Luke is full of energy and always keen to share a travel yarn from his time spent in South East Asia and in South America.

Samantha joined our team in 2017. She developed an interest in physiotherapy after multiple visits to a physiotherapist in her youth for recurring hip injuries.

Her experience ranges from working with older adults, post-surgical clients, children and those with neurological conditions.  Samantha enjoys being able to work with people to help them achieve their goals.

Samantha enjoys running and spending time at the beach soaking up the sunshine. She spent the majority of her teenage years playing hockey and tennis which she hopes to continue in the future.

She has a passion for being creative in the kitchen baking up delicious treats utilising her previous experience in hospitality.

Fuelled by her passion to help others, Ting moved away from the sunny Papamoa to Dunedin to study Health Science and Physiotherapy.

Growing up in the Mount made her appreciate the sun and the beach so after more than 5 years living away from home, Ting made her move back to Papamoa to be with her family.

Ting has experience working in hospitals and residential care facilities providing care for the elderly, post operatively patients, and people with neurological, respiratory and mobility dysfunctions. She works with individuals to develop goals to regain function to allow them to return to participating in their community.

Ting enjoys reading and playing netball, volleyball and beach cricket.