iFix Health’s founder Michelle had a vison to offer locals an accessible place for complete health and wellbeing, which is why she has established this allied health hub to help the community. For Michelle, it is important to help and support people regardless of their age, background, occupation, or the sport they enjoy. 

As a massage therapist with more than a decade of professional experience both in New Zealand and overseas, she assists people in moving better and reducing pain. She has a Diploma in Remedial and Sports massage and has worked alongside national and international sports teams for more than a decade. 

She specialises in deep tissue massage and dry needling, and she loves the outcome of massage and how it helps in so many ways. When not massaging or running the business, Michelle appreciates her downtime. She values time with family and friends and loves entertaining.

Louie’s career in mental health started in South Africa in 2013 when he first registered as a counsellor. He attended further clinical psychology training while he practiced on the side as a counsellor, and he became fully registered as a clinical psychologist in 2017. Louie’s employment history in mental health covers a very broad spectrum, including private practice, and in-and-outpatient mental health services for children, adolescents, and adults.

Professionally, he also worked with the intellectually disabled population, and in the area of neuropsychology within the rehabilitation context of the spinal cord, traumatic brain, and cerebrovascular injuries. Addictions, trauma, mood, anxiety, personality, adjustment, psychotic, and neuro-developmental (e.g., ADHD and autism spectrum) conditions were his main areas of focus over the years.

Generally, psychological therapy is what Louie enjoys the most about his career. Personally, he is a foodie (absolutely loves cooking and baking!), crazy about movies, crazy about warm sandy beaches, and is very invested in his close family relationships and friendships.