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Monday 9am - 3:30pm 5:30pm - 7:30pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 6pm - 7pm Friday 9am - 3:30pm

The Physio Barn, Cromwell (2026)

Physiotherapy and Pilates Studio

▪️Physiotherapist dedicated to injury prevention and rehabilitation.
▪️ACC registered.
▪️Clinical Pilates instructor.
▪️Pelvic health physio.
📍Cromwell,NZ

Open Monday, Wednesday & Friday!

08/06/2026

Things I hear in clinic that break my heart as a Physio 😭

💔People who have been in pain for years and just accepted it as their normal because nobody told them it didn’t have to be that way.

💔People who apologise for booking an appointment because they don’t think their pain is “bad enough.” If it’s affecting your life, it matters. You deserve to be heard.

💔Clients who have seen five different practitioners, been given five different answers, and started to lose faith in the healthcare system.

💔People who have had a scan and been told they’ll never run again. Scans show structures, but they don’t show what your body is capable of.

💔Runners who were told to “just stop running.” No rehab. No plan. No timeline. So they stopped, sometimes for years.

💔People who couldn’t afford to come in sooner and spent months hoping things would just get better on their own.

💔People who have been made to feel like their body is broken. Your body isn’t broken. It’s asking for help.

If any of these sound like you, come in. I want to be the person who listens, cares, and helps you build a plan to get back to the things you love. ❤️

04/06/2026

How long can you stand on one leg for with your eyes closed? 👀

Most people think they have pretty good balance... until they close their eyes.

Balance isn’t just about avoiding a wobble. It’s your body’s ability to know where your joints are in space and react accordingly.

If you struggle to hold a single-leg stance for more than 10 seconds with your eyes closed, it may suggest your body’s feedback system isn’t working as efficiently as it could be. This can contribute to recurring injuries, persistent niggles, and joints that don’t feel confident or stable under load.

The good news?

Balance is trainable. 💪

Give it a try: ✔️ Stand on one leg ✔️ Close your eyes ✔️ Time yourself

How long did you last? Comment your time below ⬇️

Whatever your score is, use it as your starting point and build from there.

01/06/2026

Think of your body like a bank account 💰

And think of strength training, rehab, and exercise as your savings.

Every day, you spend from your body’s bank account. Whether that’s sitting at a desk for hours, doing repetitive movements at work, lifting children, gardening, or heading out for a half marathon on the weekend, all places demands on your body.

To keep your account healthy, you need to make deposits too. That’s where strengthening exercises, mobility work, recovery, and looking after your body come in.

Most of the time, we can find a good balance between spending and saving, and our bodies cope really well.
But sometimes the spending starts to outweigh the savings.

Maybe you’ve started training for a marathon and increased your running but haven’t done any strength work to support it. Or perhaps you spend all day sitting at a desk or bending repeatedly at work without doing anything to counteract those positions. Over time, your account can slip into overdraft, and that’s often when pain starts to appear.

When this happens, it’s important to reduce the withdrawals and increase the deposits. By temporarily reducing aggravating activities and building strength, mobility, and resilience, you can start bringing that balance back into the positive.

The goal isn’t to stop doing the things you love. It’s to make sure you’re investing enough into your body so it can continue doing them.

And if you’re not sure where to start, that’s where we come in. At The Physio Barn, we can help you find the right balance, keep your account in the black, and get you back to doing what matters most. 💪🏻

30/05/2026

Ready to take your rehab to the next level? 💪🏻

The Physio Barn is a great place to start your rehabilitation journey, and for many people we can create effective programs that can be completed entirely at home.

But sometimes, once your pain settles and your confidence grows, you may feel ready to add a bit more load and build strength in a gym environment. This is something I can help with too.

Here’s Jacqui, one of my clients who is managing a few different injuries. One of her goals was to get back into the gym safely, with a program tailored specifically to her needs and guided by a physiotherapist.

We meet at the gym every few weeks to work through her program, progress exercises as she’s able, and ensure she’s using the correct technique to get the most out of each session. Having that support and guidance can make a huge difference to confidence, strength, and long-term recovery.

Whether you’re recovering from an injury, returning to exercise after surgery, or simply wanting some guidance on how to train safely, I can design a personalised gym program and help you work towards your goals.

If you’re at the stage where you’re ready to challenge yourself a little more and build strength with confidence, get in touch, I’d love to help.

🏋️‍♀️

21/12/2025

Welcome to the Physio Barn 🤍
A space I’ve created where clients can feel comfortable, listened to, and fully supported throughout their recovery journey.
Feeling incredibly grateful to everyone who helped bring this space together, and to the amazing Cromwell community for all the support this year.
Book an appointment and come check it out ✨

https://the-physio-barn.au4.cliniko.com/bookings

Address

Cromwell
9310

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 3:30pm
	5:30pm - 7:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	6pm - 7pm
Friday	9am - 3:30pm

Website

http://thephysiobarn.co.nz/, https://the-physio-barn.au4.cliniko.com/bookings#service

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