Our Team.
Physio Performance has experienced physiotherapists whom emphase indepth assessments, quality "Hands on" treatment protocols and specific rehabilitation exercise programs for you.
Sarah Laing
Bphty
Sarah graduated from Otago University in 2018. She started her career working in both inpatient and outpatient departments of a rural hospital where she was also involved in running community exercise classes for people with respiratory conditions and arthritis.
When she relocated back to Dunedin she started working in private practice and has been enjoying empowering her clients to achieve their goals, return to meaningful activities/hobbies as well as take charge of their health with a combination of a hands on approach, education, and exercise.
She is also motivated to help prevent re-injury by addressing contributing factors like posture and biomechanics.
Claire Jones
Bsc Hons Physiotherapy, Post Grad Dip. Sports Physio
Originally from the UK, Claire graduated in 2006 and worked as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist for the army, airforce and NHS before moving to NZ in 2009 where she has worked in private practice since.
Claire completed her Post Grad Dip in Sports Physiotherapy at Otago University in 2015. She has a wealth of knowledge in manual therapy, functional movement, dry needling, biomechanics, late stage rehabilitation, pain management and trauma. Claires passion is to help individuals reach their goals, whether its for rehabilitation, improved health or for competition.
Patrick Mayne
BPhty
Patrick graduated from the University of Otago in 2023, having done placements in Central Otago and with the School of Physiotherapy Clinic in Dunedin. Through this, he gained considerable interest in helping and supporting community members to return to an active lifestyle, specifically with the use of manual therapy supported through exercise. He has been around horses his whole life, for which he can attribute his passion to expand his career into equine physiotherapy in the future.
Outside of physiotherapy, Patrick has interests in football and running, which he has shown through volunteer work with various football positions, such as coaching, playing, and as a side-line medic throughout his time at the University of Otago.
He looks forward to helping each patient meet their goals, and in doing so, aid himself in developing his own skillset.