About us
At Be - Physio & Health we provide tailored treatment plans that take into account your unique health goals, respecting you as the expert of your own needs.
Bradley Jones
Physiotherapist & Director (BHSc Physio, Cert Acupuncture)
Since graduating with a Bachelor of Health Science in 2002, Brad has developed extensive musculoskeletal experience in Auckland and over nine years in London.
His treatment philosophy focuses on the basics of natural human movement. While in the UK Brad worked for the National Health Service and County Cricket then later spent a significant period in private clinics in Harley Street, London where he treated high profile and complex patients.
Before moving back to Auckland he was a Clinical Director in Fulham for London’s largest private physiotherapy group.
A keen amateur runner, Brad’s knowledge and interest in sport is vast, he has an empathetic approach to injury (sporting or otherwise) and understands the desire to reach peak performance at all levels. Brad opened Be Physio & Health in 2014 with the desire to provide a fresh approach of quality over quantity, extended treatment times & an inspiring environment.
Dave Healy
Senior Physiotherapist
MSc Physio
Dave graduated in 2001 and has gained vast musculoskeletal experience. He has continued training and graduated with a Masters of Clinical Practice in 2010.
He worked with the Yachting NZ youth team, focusing on muscle balance and injury prevention. A number of those athletes have gone on to be Olympic and Americas Cup champions. Dave has won multiple national titles in sailing and represented NZ internationally.
He is now a keen triathlete and is training towards his first Ironman.
Jamee Slattery
Senior Physiotherapist
BHSc
Jamee graduated in 2005 and developed her career in NZ and London. She has a special interest in clinical pilates and trained in DMA & APPI.
Jamee combines her physio, rehab and pilates knowledge to treat underlying issues that help people get better faster. Jamee has experience treating patients including olympians, rugby & league players, ultra distance athletes, weekend warriors, antenatal and post-natal women and office workers.