OUR TEAM

EXPERIENCED – DEDICATED – EASILY ACCESSIBLE

Pip, Simon and Cathy are registered physiotherapists with extensive experience and post-graduate training and a breadth of varied orthopaedic, pain and sports experience.

We are committed to continuing education, which is good for us and great for you!

Pip Lane

Meet Pip, Queenstown’s physiotherapy pioneer with 40+ years of transforming lives. More than a therapist, she’s a dedicated problem-solver, diving deep into your pain’s root causes with customised care plans. From posture enhancement to chronic pain relief, Pip’s skills are vast, further refined during her tenure at a specialised Pain Clinic in Australia.

A master of the Bradcliff Breathing Method and Dry Needling, Pip offers innovative solutions for long-term neck pain and muscle imbalances, reflecting her all-encompassing approach to care. Committed to making a real difference, especially for those battling persistent pain, Pip integrates the latest physiotherapy breakthroughs into her practice, providing care that’s not just effective but transformative.

Pip’s approach is personal. She invests in understanding your lifestyle and goals, crafting treatments that not only address pain but improve your overall quality of life. Esteemed in Queenstown and beyond for her excellence, ongoing learning, and patient-first ethos, Pip sets the bar high in physiotherapy. Ready to guide you toward a healthier, more balanced life, Pip is your partner in reclaiming well-being.

Simon Rajwer

Simon graduated with a degree in Physiotherapy from Auckland University of Technology in 2017. He initially worked in Auckland before moving to Queenstown in 2021. Simon has extensive experience in musculoskeletal care, concussion management, pain management, and vocational services. He has also spent time working with rugby and cricket teams. Simon is passionate about helping people recover from accidents or injuries, ensuring they can enjoy life to the fullest.

Cathy Jensen

Cathy graduated from the University of Ottawa (Canada) in 2005 with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy.

Not long after graduation Cathy followed her love for the mountains and moved to Vancouver, Canada where she pursued her career in an outpatient orthopaedic practice gaining her experience working with sports injuries – running, skiing, biking and rock climbing; work related injuries especially repetitive strain and postural dysfunction; as well as with motor vehicle accidents.

Cathy’s continuing education has centred around orthopaedic manual therapy training including an Integrated System Model approach, as well as muscle imbalances and movement impairment.

Following her relocation to Queenstown New Zealand to continue adventure racing with her partner, Cathy has been involved working with the Queenstown Ice Skating Club and the Queenstown Highland Dance Club with a focus on strength conditioning, balance, flexibility and general body awareness.

When not at work, Cathy is usually in the outdoors with her family camping, hiking, cross country skiing and more recently on the side-line watching her kids play sports.

You will also find her training with the Wakatipu Hockey Club during the winter months. She is also fluent in French… well, Quebecoise, really.

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