Massey University, Auckland

Harry Lissington

Physiotherapist

Harry graduated from AUT in 2016 with a Bachelor of Health Science in Physiotherapy. Harry has a keen interest in sport particularly football, cricket and basketball. Harry has played football for North Shore United mens first team for the past few seasons. He will continue to do this in the coming year, while also taking on the role as the club physio. Harry is passionate about all musculoskeletal physiotherapy, with a particular focus on exercise based rehabilitation. Harry plans to begin post graduate study in the near future.

Jonathan Pledger

Physiotherapist

Jonathan graduated from AUT in 2016 with a Bachelor of Health Science in Physiotherapy. He is currently in his second year of post graduate studies working his way toward a postgraduate diploma in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. Jonathan has a keen interest in sport, particularly football, basketball and hockey. He has been privileged enough to be involved in national age group teams for both hockey and football. He has played football for many years and this year will be taking on the role as club physio at East Coast Bays AFC. 

Jonathan is passionate about helping clients and their injuries return to improved function whilst also preventing future injuries by looking at faulty movement patterns.

Bernard Lee

Physiotherapist

Bernard was born in Malaysia, but moved to New Zealand in 2015 with a full scholarship to complete his Physiotherapy degree. He is also an experienced and certified Personal trainer/Group Fitness.

He is particularly interested in biomechanics, figuring out how he can help you to move and feel better from a holistic point of view. With his 5 years experiences in the Health and Fitness industry both here in New Zealand and Malaysia, he is able to diagnose, treat, and prevent injuries.

Bernard will tailor an individualised rehab program to facilitate your speedy return to sport, gym, work and any other activities important to you. He specialises in gym-based rehabilitation, boxing, high intensity interval training (HIIT) and a number of different group fitness programs to help with rehab as well as optimising performance.

Bernard also has experiences with elderly and neurological conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease and Stroke. He also has a strong interest in helping clients with concussion and vestibular issues. With his critical analysing skill and holistic approach, Bernard will strive to help you achieve optimal lifelong health.

Bernard is incredibly cheerful, a little loud at times and is very excited to help you to reach your goals!

A few little knows facts about Bernie (Yes, you could call him Bernie if you want to):

*He speaks 4 languages! – Malay, Mandarin, Cantonese and of course English!
*He pole dance in his spare time
*He LOVEESS baking

Aggie Wang

Acupuncturist

Aggie has been practicing Traditional Chinese Acupuncture since qualified in 2008. She is a member of New Zealand Register of Acupuncture and an approved ACC treatment provide. With her 10 years of outstanding clinical experiences in this field, she aims to help her patient to restore movements by combining her treatment with Physiotherapists to achieve maximum quality of care.

She also specialises in Abdominal Acupuncture. It is a relatively new and rare, yet powerful and effective technique treating all areas of the body. This technique involves placing needles much shallower in the abdomen thus creating a less painful experiences compared to traditional acupuncture techniques.

This technique is aimed at patients who may prefer a much gentle, less invasive yet very effective treatment. Patient’s reviews stated that this new technique created a much more relaxing atmosphere that allowed them to dive deeper into muscle relaxation.

Depending on the individual needs of here clients, Aggie will use a combination of acupuncture and cupping to deliver specialised individual needs. Aggie’s specialities also involved musculoskeletal injury, digestive problems (bloating, acne that is caused by constipation etc), Stress, Anxiety, Emotional disorders, Women’s health (incontinence issue) and Sinus.

Some fun facts about Aggie! She likes to play badminton and squash so please do say Hi if you ever see her on the court! 

Sean Peng

Acupuncturist

Sean has been working as a qualified western and Chinese medicine doctor in China since 2013. Sean was conferred Bachelor of medicine in western and Chinese medicine by Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine in 2013 and bachelor of health science in acupuncture by New Zealand college of Chinese medicine in Apr 2019.

After years of training with other like-minded colleagues, he has learned to treat his clients and share his experience through a combination of western and Chinese medicine. His major is neurology; this is really helpful to expand his abilities to pain management and other neurology diseases with acupuncture. He can use acupuncture, Tui Na (Chinese therapeutic massage), cupping and scraping therapy to treat injures and health imbalance. He is a passionate healer with an alternative approach, and he is dedicated to help his clients move through a wide range of physical, emotional, and spiritual transitions in the most efficient and transformative way possible as well.