At Raglan Physio, we believe that healing is more than just physical recovery—it’s about empowering you to live your best life. As locals who love the vibrant Raglan community, we are passionate about helping our neighbors stay active and pain-free.
About Us
Meet the Team
Our team brings years of experience, a deep commitment to ongoing education, and a personal touch to every treatment session. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing a chronic condition, or simply looking to improve your mobility, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Tess and partner Tom grew up in Raglan and have remained extremely passionate about the community and the services they provide. Having completed a Masters degree, Post-graduate certificate in Acupuncture, Advanced Pelvic health training, and Pilates certification, Tess has a wide range of knowledge and skills to effectively assess and treat any and all individuals. She has also completed training in Cosmetic Acupuncture, Vestibular rehab and Concussion. Tess has a hands on approach in the clinic, the rehab room and on the reformer. Tess is also an Advanced Pelvic health Physiotherapist working with women before and after childbirth as well as treating women and men experiencing low back or pelvic pain, incontinence or other pelvic health issues including pelvic organ prolapse. When not in the clinic you will find Tess in the water, running the trails around Raglan or adventuring outdoors with Tom and three children.
Tessa von Huben
Physiotherapist, Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, Clinic owner
Chloe graduated from AUT University in 2015. She began her career at Waikato Hospital and worked across a number of areas including; inpatient rehabilitation, orthopaedics, burns, outpatients and respiratory. For the last few years Chloe has worked in the community with people of all ages and walks of life. Chloe is passionate about helping her clients improve their health and return to the things they enjoy. She has a strong interest in neurological conditions and neurological rehab and has completed training in Bobath, Vestibular rehabilitation and Concussion. Chloe has three young children and loves spending time with her family and friends.
Chloe Peacocke
Physiotherapist
Kendal grew up in Raglan and after 11 years of living and working in Auckland, she has come back to immerse herself in the Raglan community. Kendal began her career working with rugby and football teams. She has a lot of experience managing sporting injuries whether it be through the season or getting you back into a sport or hobby you enjoy. Kendal is trained in Pelvic Health Physiotherapy and works with women before and after childbirth as well as treating women with pelvic pain, incontinence or other pelvic health issues including pelvic organ prolapse. When not at work, Kendal will either be at the beach, climbing Karioi, or running around town.
Kendal de Besten
Physiotherapist, Pelvic Health Physiotherapist
A Spanish-trained Physiotherapist, Elena is originally from a small town located in the Mediterranean coast of Spain. Gaining experience in both hospitals and private clinics, Elena realises that well being is achieved with a holistic vision and comprehensive care of the person. For this reason she has been training over the years in different disciplines such as Traditional Acupuncture, Energetic Informational Osteopathy, Yoga (including Pregnancy Yoga) and, at the moment, Clinical Nutrition. She offers a wide range of techniques such as Acupuncture, Kinesio taping, Myofascial relief, Hot stone massage, Trigger point and personalised Yoga lessons, as well as good advice. Outside of the clinic Elena loves to be by the ocean, walking the Karioi or practising and sharing her passion for Yoga.
Elena Pulido Hidalgo
Acupuncturist Therapist
Nick is an experienced clinician from Australia who is passionate about all things in rural communities. He has worked with patients from all works of life with various types of conditions.
Nick primarily uses deep manual therapy, dry needling, postural stabilisation, breath awareness and health coaching to help patients achieve their desired outcome. He has worked with higher performance strength, agility & endurance training and recently began studying breath coaching for subconscious transformation.
Nick’s an avid dog lover and leads an active lifestyle outdoors.
Nick Small
Physiotherapist
Sam has worked in hospital and outpatient settings in areas including intensive care, respiratory, orthopaedics and finally specialising in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy. He has a special interest in adapting strength and conditioning principles for rehabilitation. Sam has completed post-graduate training in Pilates, Manipulative therapy, Dry needling and Acupuncture. He utilises the reformer for 1:1 rehabilitation along with teaching mat classes in the community. Sam runs the popular strength and conditioning classes specifically designed for males and surfers and is now running additional classes open to all. Outside of the clinic you might spot Sam in the surf, running the Maunga or enjoying time with his wife and three children.
Sam Lowes
Physiotherapist
Simone is the bright and cheerful face you will most frequently meet at reception. She is originally from Brazil but has lived abroad for over 20 years, spending time in the UK and Australia before settling back in Raglan with her Kiwi family. Simone's husband Tim is a long time local resident so naturally the family was drawn back to Raglan. When not at the clinic Simone can usually be found running her own gorgeous Activewear brand business or enjoying the beach and all the beautiful spots in Raglan with her kids, husband, friends and dog.
Simone Carter
Admin and ReceptionSports and Community
Raglan Rugby League
Our team really enjoy working with the Senior rugby team and all the crew from the Raglan Rugby club.
Throughout the Winter season, you’ll find our Physiotherapists down at the club rooms strapping and prepping the boys for their game.
We also look after the guys outside of the rugby season by providing Physiotherapy treatment at the clinic throughout the year.
Head down to the rugby grounds during the winter months to watch a great game of Rugby and show your support to the team.
Volunteer Fire Fighters
We greatly appreciate the dedicated work and devotion from all of the crew at the Raglan volunteer fire service.
This wonderful group of humans volunteer their time and bodies for each and every fire-related emergency in the Raglan and wider area. They also put time into weekly trainings and meetings to ensure they are well prepared when there is an emergency.
Our clinic provides Physiotherapy services without surcharge as a gesture of our appreciation to the fire fighters for all they do for our community.
Make sure you give them a big shaka next time you see them around town!
Start Your Recovery Today
Address
12 Wallis St, Raglan
New Zealand 3225
Contact Us
(07) 825 0123
admin@raglanphysio.co.nz
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday
8:30am – 6:30pm
Saturday by appointment