J MARR PHYSIO - Key Persons
Job Titles:
- Podiatrist
- Podiatrist Michelle Erasmus
Julia Marr opened J.Marr Physiotherapy in 1993. Previous to this, both had worked in NZ, within the Public Hospital system and Private Practice. Opening up their own clinic enabled Jeff & Julia to develop their own style and bring innovation and the latest physiotherapy techniques to the South Auckland area.
Nicki Graduated from AUT in 2018 and previously worked as an assistant physiotherapist for Ellerslie Eagles Rugby League, Lynn Avon Football Club, and Cambridge High School Sports while at university. Nicki is interested in injury prevention and workplace injury rehabilitation and, is currently working towards completing a Diploma in Workplace Health and Safety Management.
For relaxation Nicki loves spending time outdoors hiking, skiing, and playing disc golf.
Rebecca graduated from AUT in 2017. Having played various sports growing up Rebecca is passionate about Sports Physiotherapy, with a special interest in rugby. Rebecca has played rugby for College Rifles Thunderbirds and has also represented Auckland Storm in the Farah Palmer Cup. Rebecca is the current Team Physiotherapist for the Bombay Rugby Football Club.
As a diversion (away from Sport) and for relaxation Rebecca enjoys spending time with friends and family, reading a good book, and eating delicious food!
Job Titles:
- Naturopath & Nutritionist
- Naturopath & Nutritionist Hayley Marx
- Nutrition Consultant
Naturopath and Nutrition Consultant Zoe Hunt of Sage & Well, provides a balanced & individualised approach to health.
Stemming from her background as a community Pharmacist, Zoe understands how important it is to tackle the root cause of health concerns in order to treat them and provide long lasting results.
Zoe's integrative approach blends research based natural medicine, nutrition and lifestyle medicine. She identifies the underlying cause and addresses any contributing triggers which can include stress, infection, environment, toxins, diet, hormones and more. While addressing the cause, symptomatic relief is provided.