Physio and Sports Physio Remuera
Meet our team of skilled and passionate physiotherapists in Remuera, far end of Newmarket on Remuera Road. We are conveniently located in the OneHealth building with accessible and free undercover parking. Our team has a wealth of knowledge in managing injurings for the following sports ranging from rugby, soccer (football), triathon, touch rugby, turbo touch rugby, fencing, cycling, swimming, running, and racquet sports.
We provide an extended initial consultation to ensure that we spend time to thoroughly assess and diagnose your injury. During the session we will provide you with information about your injury, treatment and prescribe a home exercise or stretching program that is most suited for your injury at the time.
Jenny Chen
Jenny graduated from AUT in 2013 with a BHSc (physiotherapy) and later completed her postgraduate study in acupuncture. Since graduating, she dedicated her work in private practice and refined her skills as a musculoskeletal physiotherapist. She was part of the Eden Physio team and moved on to work for Mt Roskill Physio and Motion Health (previously known as physio One). She has now started her own practice, founding M.R.S Physio - Mobility, Rehabilitation and Sports Physio in 2018 with the purpose of delivering the best service.
Jenny has developed a keen interest for treating sports related injuries and providing one to one care and rehabilitation programs after an injury or surgery.
She has experience with clinical work, gym based rehabilitation, and as a side-line physio. Jenny has gained valuable experience working as a side-line physiotherapist for a range of sports including rugby, rugby league, soccer, tag and touch rugby at a national level.
Jenny speaks fluent English and Chinese, Cantonese & Mandarin. In her free time she enjoys exploring the great outdoors and plays a variety of sports including touch rugby, turbo touch, indoor netball and basketball. She also fits in a gym routine to improve her strength, mobility, flexibility and coordination needed for the sports she plays.
Eliza Brown
Eliza qualified with a BHSc (Physiotherapy) in 2021. Since her graduation, she has jumped right into the private practice musculoskeletal physiotherapy and gained experience with a range of clients from older adults to high-performance athletes and everything in between.
Eliza is passionate about working collaboratively with clients to create treatment plans which align with their abilities and goals. She applies a plethora of manual therapy and exercise-based rehabilitation techniques with clinical reasoning and enjoys keeping up with the latest evidence-based practice in order to optimise the effectiveness of her treatments.
With a background in multiple sports including running, football and triathlon, Eliza has had her fair share of injuries and understands the physical and psychological demands of rehabilitation. Her aim is to connect with patients and coach them through each stage of their recovery. She hopes to empower all her clients towards long term changes which will help improve their functional performance and quality of life.
In her spare time, Eliza loves kicking a ball around with friends, keeping active, cooking up a storm and curling up with a good book, movie or series.
Derek Huynh
Derek completed his bachelor degrees in Exercise Sciences and Psychology before recently graduating with a Master’s of Physiotherapy Practice with First Class Honours. During his clinical training, he gained experience across hyperacute stroke care and rehabilitation, paediatric care at Starship Children’s Hospital, elderly care, and musculoskeletal physiotherapy, treating a wide range of conditions from sports and gym-related injuries and persistent low back pain to neurological rehabilitation.
Derek aims to take a holistic and evidence-based approach to care, combining hands-on treatment, exercise rehabilitation, and education so patients can truly understand what is happening with their body, how he can help, and how they can take charge of their own journey to healing and recovery. He strives to understand each person’s circumstances, goals, and lifestyle, working collaboratively to improve movement, reduce pain, restore confidence, and support long-term health and function.
With a background in sports including water polo and swimming, Derek understands firsthand the impact injuries can have, especially the uncertainty involved, and the inability to participate in the activities that are meaningful to you. These experiences have shaped his appreciation for how injuries can affect each person who walks through his door, and the importance of supporting people through every stage of their recovery journey.
In his spare time, Derek enjoys going to the gym to work on his own strength, mobility, and injury prevention, as well as exploring New Zealand with his partner and spending time working with neurodiverse individuals.