 Osteopathy- Helen Parmentier
Helen is an ACC accredited Osteopath, who graduated from the European School of Osteopathy in the UK in 1989, with over 20 years experience working in the cranial field treating families from pregnancy, and childbirth through to old age with gentle non-manipulative treatment for a wide range of health and early childhood issues as well as joint pain. It has been her vision for many years to create a centre to provide the Clevedon community with quality treatment from a variety of qualified and experienced health professionals.
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 Osteopathy- Debby Murphy
Debby is an ACC accredited Osteopath who trained at Oxford Brookes University in England. Originally from the UK and now living in beachlands. She uses a wide range of osteopathic techniques to help people of all ages, from infants and children to the elderly, and is able to treat a broad variety of conditions and symptoms, such as pregnancy discomfort, children’s growing pains, sporting injuries, sciatica, headaches and arthritic pain. Debby also provides advice on remedial exercises, posture, ergonomics and lifestyle modifications that help support good health and wellbeing.
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 Homeopathy - Lindsay Hellaby
Lindsay is a qualified as a classical homeopath in 2003 from Bay of Plenty college of Homeopathy. With a background in nursing and midwifery she has a special interest in issues related to pregnancy, post natal and feeding problems, as well as childhood ailments including allergies, ear infections and adverse vaccine reactions. Homeopathy is a safe and gentle system of healing that can be used on its own or in conjunction with other therapies.
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 Physiotherapy - David Ronberg
David is a qualified manipulative physiotherapist with 15 years experience both in New Zealand and overseas. He spent several years working with professional rugby teams in the UK. Since moving back to New Zealand and starting a family he has been working in various local practices. He prides himself on providing quality hands on treatment, including acupuncture, management of sports and other injuries, post surgical rehabilitation and biomechanical analysis.
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 Naturopathy & Herbal Medicine
Cate Creemers
Cate is a Naturopath and Medical Herbalist and has a passion for helping people find balance and optimal health through the use of herbal medicine, sports naturopathy, nutritional medicine and lifestyle strategies. Cate works first and foremost with dietary and lifestyle changes, combined with the use of medicinal herbs and supplements where required. Cates approach is one which balances traditional and natural therapies with a scientific and evidence based approach.
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 Massage - Roxy Gahegan
Roxy qualified as a massage therapist while living in the USA and has been practicing massage since 2004. She trained to use a variety of techniques including deep tissue and neuro muscular therapy for addressing conditions like headaches, backache, limited movement in joint function and muscle tightness. For relaxation and a bit of ‘me‘ time, she uses Swedish massage and subtler techniques like shiatsu, reiki and zero balancing.
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 Personal Training - Emma Borrill
Emma holds a BA in Humanities-exercise physiology from Rand Afrikaans university where she studied sports management, sports psychology and human movement. She is also a qualified spin and pilates teacher. As a national level duathelete Emma has a deep understanding of the commitment required to achieve top sporting performance, but has the ability to make exercise fun. She has a special interest in one on one rehabilitation exercise using her pilates expertise.
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 Personal Training - Grant Borrill
Grant holds a BA Honours in sports science from Rand Afrikaans university. He has worked as a corporate fitness trainer, wellness consultant, and football club fitness coach. He uses personal experience as an elite triathelete combined with his outgoing, optimistic personality to keep people enthusiastic and reap the rewards of effective personal training.
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 Susan Scott-Knight - Aromatherapy
Susan qualified as an aromatherapist in the UK in 2000 through the International Society of Professional Aromatherapists (ISPA ). Aromatherapy is a holistic therapy that uses plant oils as treatments for the whole person, aimed at achieving a balanced state of health: physically, spiritually and emotionally. An aromatherapy treatment will consist of an initial consultation to assess the needs of the person seeking help, followed by an aromatherapy massage using oils selected and blended especially for them. Massage is the ideal medium for the use of essential oils because they are readily absorbed through the skin. Susan may also supply oils blended for you, with advice on home use.
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