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Craig is available for appointments on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays.

Craig graduated from the then New Zealand School of Physiotherapy in 1974. After 18 months working at Oamaru Hospital, he moved to New Plymouth in 1976, where he worked in a busy private clinic, as well as in Opunake for 3 years. 

In 1979, he set up Kaiapoi Physiotherapy to treat all kinds of conditions. In the latter years, he specialised in acute orthopedic and post-operative rehabilitation, using both a hands-on and exercise-based approach. Over the years, he has had strong ties to local sports clubs, particularly soccer and athletic clubs. 

For the past 30 years, he has also been an auditor for certification or accreditation of clinics for quality service delivery for a special interest group, and currently for ACC via a contracted auditing agency.

JP is available for appointments on all weekdays.

JP is a second-generation physiotherapist and is married to another physiotherapist, so you might say it is in the blood. He graduated from the University of Otago's School of Physiotherapy in 2003. Since then, he has worked in arguably some of Christchurch's best musculoskeletal and sports injury clinics. 

He has worked with several rugby teams, from 1st XV level through to representative teams. He was involved with the South Island Secondary Schools Rugby team in 2010 and 2011 and the Canterbury Colts Rugby Team from 2004 until 2012. 

More recently, his focus has shifted to post-operative and return to work rehabilitation, and he completed his postgraduate certificate in rehabilitation in 2015. Currently, he is involved with the Royal New Zealand Ballet when they are on tour. 

When he is not busy keeping others moving, he is either running with the DGRS athletics club or chasing after his two young children.