Free initial consult with our Physio!

We’re excited to introduce you to the newest member of the ONFORM team...
Physiotherapist and sports remedial massage therapist, Luke Garvan!

To celebrate we are offering a FREE initial 45 minute consultation with Luke at our Kohi clinic! Offer available to our local Neighbours and only until the end of Feb! There are limited spots so don’t delay! Just mention this neighbourly post!

To make an appointment visit www.onformphysio.co.nz... to book online or call 09 5277899 or email info@onformphysio.co.nz

We first met Luke over the tables of an ALL BLACK massage therapy session and we are stoked to now have him on the team! He has worked in a variety of settings from hospital and rest home care to major sporting organizations both nationally and internationally! A few include the All Blacks, Blues, NZ Warriors and various traveling NRL and Super Rugby teams! He’s very interested in musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy and this year will be continuing study with Intensive Reformer Pilates and Western Acupuncture!

Luke is working in our new clinic and Pilates stidio, 3 Eltham Rd, Kohimarama. To make an appointment with Luke you can book online (link in bio) or call/email our HQ on 09 5277899.

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