
Our Collingwood Street clinic is located in the heart of Hamilton, and we have four onsite carparks situated behind our clinic for your convenience. Our amazing multidisciplinary team offering services in Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Psychology, will see you are well supported through your rehabilitation journey. You do not need a doctors referral to attend our clinic.
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Cellina FraserOccupational Therapist
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Milly EmeryOccupational Therapist
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Jess PatonPhysiotherapist
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Lara ChandlerSenior Occupational Therapist
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Kimberley LewisOccupational Therapist

Cellina Fraser
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOcc Ther), NZROT, MNZAOT
Cellina grew up in Whakatane and moved to Kirikiriroa in 2010. For much of her working life, Cellina worked as a Dispensing Optician where she worked in Visual Therapy and Low Vision fields. Mor recently, she has also worked as a Brain Injury Rehabilitation Assistant. Cellina graduated in 2021 from Otago Polytechnic, completing a lifelong goal of becoming a Occupational Therapist. In her spare time, Cellina loves to participate in CrossFit, Football and fostering retired greyhounds before they move on to their forever homes.
Milly Emery
Bachelor of Occupational Therapy
Milly is an experienced clinician who has worked in Community Teams across Counties Manukau District Health Board and Waikato District Health Board. Within her time practicing in the DHB community setting, she worked with a range of adults in their homes who presented with varied diagnoses from progressive neurological to age related conditions. Milly is experienced in equipment solutions and gained complex housing and wheelchair and seating accreditation within this role. Milly then went on to work as a private contractor working across districts primarily picking up wheelchair and seating contracts. Last year she gained experience working in pediatrics across special needs schools and seeing private clients with a focus on fine motor skills, gross motor and sensory processing.
Milly lives in Raglan with her two little girls and feels fortunate to live a very active and social life in an incredible place with some pretty cool people surrounding them. Outside of work, Milly enjoys running, pilates, yoga and nature.

Jess Paton
BHsc (Physiotherapy)
Jess graduated from AUT at the end of 2016 and has been a physiotherapist for over 5 years and has worked in private practice since graduating, enjoying the challenges this brings. Over the years Jess has completed her certificate in orthopeadic manual therapy through the NZMPA and has also worked with rugby teams. Jess is passionate about helping all her patients reach her goals and has a keen interest in vocational rehabilitation and pain management.
Jess moved to the Waikato a couple of years ago and loves this area of New Zealand. Outside of work Jess loves spending time being active in the outdoors and time with friends and family!

Lara Chandler
BHSc (Occ. Ther), NZROT, MNZAOT, NZBA.
Lara was born in Thailand and spent her later schooling and the majority of her working career in multi-cultural South Auckland, completed further studies in the UK, volunteered in the Solomon Islands and is now enjoying the rural community life of the South Waikato.
Professionally, Lara has been privileged to work with people from all age groups (2 years and over), in a variety of settings including preschools, schools, homes, workplaces and the wider community. Currently Lara is relishing the challenges and achievements that come with being part of the Body In Motion whanau.
Out of work, Lara is busy keeping up with her two boys and fabulous husband. Nga Mihi, Lara.

Kimberley Lewis
Bachelor of Health Science (Occupational Therapy) – BHSc (Occ. Ther.) Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies – BSpLS New Zealand Registered Occupational Therapist – NZROT Member of New Zealand Association of Occupational Therapists – MNZAOT
Kim qualified as an Occupational Therapist in 2010 having previously studied Sport and Leisure Studies at Waikato University. She started her career working in brain injury rehabilitation before heading overseas to travel. Kim has recently returned to New Zealand after 8 years working in the United Kingdom in a range of community and inpatient roles. Kim is passionate about working within Community Rehabilitation and working with clients to achieve their goals and to optimise participation and performance in a person’s everyday life.
Outside of work Kim likes to keep active, enjoys spending time with family and friends, and as is looking forward exploring more of beautiful Aotearoa.