Howick House Physiotherapy and Nutrition — Physiotherapist in Pakuranga, E7
Address43 Moore Street Howick 2014, Pakuranga, E7
Phone+6495374312
Websitehowickphysio.co.nz
Bridie O'Donnell is a physiotherapist at Howick House Physiotherapy and Nutrition, joining the practice in 2014. She holds a BPhty from Otago and a BPhEd majoring in Exercise Prescription. Bridie has a background in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy, having worked with rugby teams. Her additional qualifications include Dry Needling and Pilates. Bridie focuses on restoring clients to full function, believing that hands-on therapy combined with Pilates aids recovery and promotes a pain-free lifestyle. Clients appreciate her approach of looking at the whole body, her knowledge, care, and kindness.
Best for
- Clients with injuries
- Clients seeking fitness goals
- Clients needing rehabilitation
- Clients interested in Pilates
| Key services | Physiotherapy, Pilates, Dry Needling |
| Tags | physiotherapy, pilates, dry needling, sports injury, rehabilitation, musculoskeletal, pakuranga, auckland, howick house |
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