Meet Nichole
Proudly born and raised in the Manawatu, Nichole Cobham is a fully qualified physiotherapist with a special interest and extensive training in Pelvic Health.
Nichole Cobham trained as a Physiotherapist at Otago School of Physiotherapy, graduating in 2013. She returned to the Manawatu to jump into her career, serving alongside respected physiotherapists in diverse forms of musculoskeletal treatment. She has also served as Physiotherapist to the Central Women's Hockey NHL team - the Central Mysticks.
A friend's pregnancy and clients’ frequent struggles with Pelvic Health inspired Nichole to learn more. Consequently, this ignited a newfound passion. She found herself frustrated by a lack of local resources and made the decision to focus her career in Pelvic Floor Health.
Nichole continued her studies in 2017 through the University of Melbourne, receiving a unique Pelvic Health qualification. A lifelong learner, Nichole diligently works to find regular training opportunities throughout New Zealand.
Meet Elaine
Originally hailing from Scotland, Elaine has spent the last 6 years in New Zealand travelling the country and pursuing her passion for physiotherapy.
Elaine completed a degree in Sports and Exercise Science before graduating from Glasgow Caledonian University with a Physiotherapy degree. Since qualifying, she has worked in Scotland in public health and since moving to New Zealand has worked in private practice, FPC female rugby and with the New Zealand Defense Force. She has gained experience in a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and since 2022 has been upskilling in pelvic health.
Elaine believes in a holistic approach to care. She uses education, manual therapy and exercise to provide evidence-based rehabilitation and aims to empower clients to take control of their own recovery. She enjoys working with you to achieve your goals and provides a friendly environment in which to do so.
In her spare time, Elaine enjoys outdoor activities, keeping active and traveling.