Meet the Resonance Podiatry team
Wellington CityResonance Capital Podiatry Centre
Katie is an experienced sports and musculoskeletal rehabilitation podiatrist that strives to improve the health outcomes of her patients and deliver a unique and professional approach to patient-centered, personalised care. She has expertise in a wide range of clients, from the participant in everyday life to the elite athlete.
Katie operates leading edge dual camera 2D technology and is equipped to provide 3D walking and running assessments. With 15 years’ experience and working in a collaborative environment, Katie offers comprehensive treatment and management plans to her patients.
Additionally, Katie is Wellington’s RPW Shockwave expert, helping to reset the body’s natural healing process for those chronic complaints such as heel pain (plantar fasciitis) and Achilles tendinopathy.
Katie is passionate about her work, and it keeps her on her toes along with her husband and two school aged children! When she gets a moment to herself, she likes working out, getting stuck into a good book and loves some retail therapy.
Wellington CityResonance Capital Podiatry Centre
Katie is an experienced sports and musculoskeletal rehabilitation podiatrist that strives to improve the health outcomes of her patients and deliver a unique and professional approach to patient-centered, personalised care. She has expertise in a wide range of clients, from the participant in everyday life to the elite athlete.
Katie operates leading edge dual camera 2D technology and is equipped to provide 3D walking and running assessments. With 15 years’ experience and working in a collaborative environment, Katie offers comprehensive treatment and management plans to her patients.
Additionally, Katie is Wellington’s RPW Shockwave expert, helping to reset the body’s natural healing process for those chronic complaints such as heel pain (plantar fasciitis) and Achilles tendinopathy.
Katie is passionate about her work, and it keeps her on her toes along with her husband and two school aged children! When she gets a moment to herself, she likes working out, getting stuck into a good book and loves some retail therapy.
Wellington CityResonance Capital Podiatry Centre
Bronwyn has been working as a podiatrist in private clinics for over 8 years and continues to grow her knowledge and technique with each additional year. She has worked with the very young, to the older adult and feels comfortable with everything in between.
Bronwyn is passionate about having podiatry which is available and relevant for all – helping develop the Resonance Podicure for those who want comfortable and beautiful feet and becoming an expert in utilising the Keryflex nail restoration system for people who might be embarrassed about their damaged toenails. She advocates for the benefits of people improving their knowledge of self-care, and confidence in their bodies and feet.
Her main goal in her work is improving function and comfort of all her clients, whether this be through general nail and skin care, biomechanical assessment and management of foot and lower limb conditions, or footwear advice.
When she is not at work Bronwyn enjoys getting outdoors, be it diving, bushwalking, or simply getting out in the garden; or baking for community organizations.
Bronwyn is a proud member of Podiatry NZ.
Wellington CityResonance Capital Podiatry Centre
Bronwyn has been working as a podiatrist in private clinics for over 8 years and continues to grow her knowledge and technique with each additional year. She has worked with the very young, to the older adult and feels comfortable with everything in between.
Bronwyn is passionate about having podiatry which is available and relevant for all – helping develop the Resonance Podicure for those who want comfortable and beautiful feet and becoming an expert in utilising the Keryflex nail restoration system for people who might be embarrassed about their damaged toenails. She advocates for the benefits of people improving their knowledge of self-care, and confidence in their bodies and feet.
Her main goal in her work is improving function and comfort of all her clients, whether this be through general nail and skin care, biomechanical assessment and management of foot and lower limb conditions, or footwear advice.
When she is not at work Bronwyn enjoys getting outdoors, be it diving, bushwalking, or simply getting out in the garden; or baking for community organizations.
Bronwyn is a proud member of Podiatry NZ.
Capital City Podiatry
Amy has just recently joined us at Capital Podiatry and has a background in beauty therapy; Amy was a senior therapist for ten years and has always had a passion to care and look after people and make people feel good about themselves.
She is very excited to learn all aspects of foot therapy and is currently studying to become a fully qualified Resonance Foot Therapist.
Amy prides herself on exceptional nail painting skills, customer service and giving clients the education and knowledge to take care of their feet but also giving them a chance to sit back and relax and enjoy their treatment.
Capital City Podiatry
Amy has just recently joined us at Capital Podiatry and has a background in beauty therapy; Amy was a senior therapist for ten years and has always had a passion to care and look after people and make people feel good about themselves.
She is very excited to learn all aspects of foot therapy and is currently studying to become a fully qualified Resonance Foot Therapist.
Amy prides herself on exceptional nail painting skills, customer service and giving clients the education and knowledge to take care of their feet but also giving them a chance to sit back and relax and enjoy their treatment.
Porirua – ManaResonance Mana and Gait Diagnostics
Parisa is passionate about all aspects of Podiatry whether it be for the young or for the ‘young at heart’.
Parisa is our Lead Clinician at Mana Podiatry and our Senior Podiatrist who operates our unique ‘gait lab’. Our system incorporates a biopostural pressurised force and video gait plate, which enables her to gain valuable information about each client. She works alongside her patients and medical professionals at our multidisciplinary practice within the Mana Medical Centre, including physiotherapists and orthopedic surgeons.
Having a special interest in movement and biomechanics , Parisa loves working with patients; whether it be for the injured, paediatrics, post surgical rehab, dysfunction or prevention. She is highly motivated to help you achieve your goals.
Parisa also provides comfort care relating to skin and nail problems often exhibited in the foot, and skillfully performs nail and verrucae surgeries.
She is passionate about finding the cause of any issue.
When Parisa is not busy helping her patients, she has a deep passion and appreciation for surfing and you’ll find her at her local break at Lyall Bay or learning to develop her interest in movement and expression with Belly Dancing.
Parisa is a proud member of Podiatry NZ.
Porirua – ManaResonance Mana and Gait Diagnostics
Parisa is passionate about all aspects of Podiatry whether it be for the young or for the ‘young at heart’.
Parisa is our Lead Clinician at Mana Podiatry and our Senior Podiatrist who operates our unique ‘gait lab’. Our system incorporates a biopostural pressurised force and video gait plate, which enables her to gain valuable information about each client. She works alongside her patients and medical professionals at our multidisciplinary practice within the Mana Medical Centre, including physiotherapists and orthopedic surgeons.
Having a special interest in movement and biomechanics , Parisa loves working with patients; whether it be for the injured, paediatrics, post surgical rehab, dysfunction or prevention. She is highly motivated to help you achieve your goals.
Parisa also provides comfort care relating to skin and nail problems often exhibited in the foot, and skillfully performs nail and verrucae surgeries.
She is passionate about finding the cause of any issue.
When Parisa is not busy helping her patients, she has a deep passion and appreciation for surfing and you’ll find her at her local break at Lyall Bay or learning to develop her interest in movement and expression with Belly Dancing.
Parisa is a proud member of Podiatry NZ.
TaurangaAshleigh has been practicing as a Podiatrist for over twelve years. During this time, working alongside sports physicians, physios, orthopaedic and rheumatology specialists, radiologists, and GP’s in Wellington’s premium multidisciplinary clinics, she has developed a true passion for all things musculoskeletal and sports medicine related. She is an accredited Sports Podiatrist and has specialised in musculoskeletal management for the past ten years.
Ashleigh is passionate about all facets of podiatric care and providing comprehensive treatment for patients from all walks of life. Ashleigh specialises in podiatric biomechanics and function and has a particularly keen affinity for rehabilitation of conditions affecting the lower limb. She holds a particular interest in gait analysis, comprehensive biopostural and functional assessment, treatment and ultimately, prevention.
In a past life Ashleigh was a high level competitive artistic gymnast for many years, so she has a real passion and understanding of how the body’s biomechanical structure can have a significant impact on our overall function and wellbeing.
Ashleigh’s favourite aspect of healthcare is connection and enjoys bringing a passionate, bubbly energy to her consultations to understand her patients as a whole human and ensure that everyone receives personalised care to best meet their needs and achieve their goals.
Ashleigh enjoys working collaboratively with both fellow medical professionals and her patients, to holistically manage any lower limb issue whether it be a sports injury, post-operative rehabilitation, a common paediatric condition, joint pain and dysfunction, Rheumatoid arthritis, or the Diabetic foot.
Additionally, Ashleigh utilises our leading-edge gait analysis technology for optimal functional assessment and management. Whether elite athletes, weekend warriors, children, elderly, or those just wanting to get to the underlying cause of their musculoskeletal pain and imbalances, Ashleigh provides the latest evidence-based care and is committed to getting you back on track with your goals.
Ashleigh is a proud member of Podiatry New Zealand, Sports Medicine New Zealand, and Sport and Exercise Podiatry Australasia.
TaurangaAshleigh has been practicing as a Podiatrist for over twelve years. During this time, working alongside sports physicians, physios, orthopaedic and rheumatology specialists, radiologists, and GP’s in Wellington’s premium multidisciplinary clinics, she has developed a true passion for all things musculoskeletal and sports medicine related. She is an accredited Sports Podiatrist and has specialised in musculoskeletal management for the past ten years.
Ashleigh is passionate about all facets of podiatric care and providing comprehensive treatment for patients from all walks of life. Ashleigh specialises in podiatric biomechanics and function and has a particularly keen affinity for rehabilitation of conditions affecting the lower limb. She holds a particular interest in gait analysis, comprehensive biopostural and functional assessment, treatment and ultimately, prevention.
In a past life Ashleigh was a high level competitive artistic gymnast for many years, so she has a real passion and understanding of how the body’s biomechanical structure can have a significant impact on our overall function and wellbeing.
Ashleigh’s favourite aspect of healthcare is connection and enjoys bringing a passionate, bubbly energy to her consultations to understand her patients as a whole human and ensure that everyone receives personalised care to best meet their needs and achieve their goals.
Ashleigh enjoys working collaboratively with both fellow medical professionals and her patients, to holistically manage any lower limb issue whether it be a sports injury, post-operative rehabilitation, a common paediatric condition, joint pain and dysfunction, Rheumatoid arthritis, or the Diabetic foot.
Additionally, Ashleigh utilises our leading-edge gait analysis technology for optimal functional assessment and management. Whether elite athletes, weekend warriors, children, elderly, or those just wanting to get to the underlying cause of their musculoskeletal pain and imbalances, Ashleigh provides the latest evidence-based care and is committed to getting you back on track with your goals.
Ashleigh is a proud member of Podiatry New Zealand, Sports Medicine New Zealand, and Sport and Exercise Podiatry Australasia.
Wellington CityCapital City Podiatry
Katrina joined Resonance in 2021 with a background in Biomedical Science, initially working behind the scenes to support the clinical and administrative operations of Capital Podiatry Centre. Now, as a Footcare Therapist, she provides essential skin and nail care to help clients maintain healthy feet. Katrina loves the hands-on aspect of her work and the opportunity to make a real difference in people’s comfort and wellbeing. She finds educating clients and working alongside them on their foot health journeys is especially rewarding. Her role allows her to blend clinical knowledge with practical care, ensuring every client receives professional and compassionate treatment.
Outside of work, Katrina stays active with yoga and loves exploring the best local hikes. She also enjoys spending quality time with her dog, who keeps her on her toes just as much as her work does!
Wellington CityCapital City Podiatry
Katrina joined Resonance in 2021 with a background in Biomedical Science, initially working behind the scenes to support the clinical and administrative operations of Capital Podiatry Centre. Now, as a Footcare Therapist, she provides essential skin and nail care to help clients maintain healthy feet. Katrina loves the hands-on aspect of her work and the opportunity to make a real difference in people’s comfort and wellbeing. She finds educating clients and working alongside them on their foot health journeys is especially rewarding. Her role allows her to blend clinical knowledge with practical care, ensuring every client receives professional and compassionate treatment.
Outside of work, Katrina stays active with yoga and loves exploring the best local hikes. She also enjoys spending quality time with her dog, who keeps her on her toes just as much as her work does!
FeildingResonance Footwork
Anne has been a podiatrist since 1997. After graduating with a Bachelor of Health Science (Podiatry) from C.I.T. in Wellington, Anne has gained experience working in many aspects of podiatry both in New Zealand and in the United Kingdom.
Having suffered with knee problems for years as a child, Anne saw a podiatrist, received treatment and hasn’t looked back! This experience ignited an interest in the function of the human body with the impacts this can have on our health and well-being.
Anne has extensive experience in general podiatry, treating common foot problems such as chronic foot and lower leg pain. Currently Anne works with people of all ages who require podiatric care, from the elderly, to sports people, and those who just want some care and attention for their feet.
FeildingResonance Footwork
Anne has been a podiatrist since 1997. After graduating with a Bachelor of Health Science (Podiatry) from C.I.T. in Wellington, Anne has gained experience working in many aspects of podiatry both in New Zealand and in the United Kingdom.
Having suffered with knee problems for years as a child, Anne saw a podiatrist, received treatment and hasn’t looked back! This experience ignited an interest in the function of the human body with the impacts this can have on our health and well-being.
Anne has extensive experience in general podiatry, treating common foot problems such as chronic foot and lower leg pain. Currently Anne works with people of all ages who require podiatric care, from the elderly, to sports people, and those who just want some care and attention for their feet.
Feilding
Resonance Footwork
Tracey is the Clinical Assistant for Resonance Footwork Podiatry in Feilding.
Tracey moved to Feilding in 2012. She has two daughters, Chloe and Sophie, and a lovable dog called Bella.
Tracey is passionate about providing a friendly and professional environment for all of Footwork’s clients, and particularly enjoys helping clients with their footwear requirements from the extensive range of shoes available through the clinic.
Feilding
Resonance Footwork
Tracey is the Clinical Assistant for Resonance Footwork Podiatry in Feilding.
Tracey moved to Feilding in 2012. She has two daughters, Chloe and Sophie, and a lovable dog called Bella.
Tracey is passionate about providing a friendly and professional environment for all of Footwork’s clients, and particularly enjoys helping clients with their footwear requirements from the extensive range of shoes available through the clinic.
FeildingResonance Footwork
Kerry French joins Footwork Podiatry with over 20 years of experience as a Beauty Therapist and a strong reputation for excellence in nail and skin care. She proudly owned and operated French Beauty and Nails in Feilding for many years, where she became affectionately known by her clients as “The Toenail Lady.”
A large part of Kerry’s work has always focused on toenail care — which quickly became her favourite service to provide. Known for her warm, attentive manner and meticulous attention to detail, Kerry takes great pride in offering high-quality, hygienic, and safe treatments.
Now working as a Foot Therapist, Kerry continues to provide the same exceptional level of care she’s known for, now within Footwork Podiatry’s clinical environment. Here, she combines her experience and high standards with the added benefits of sterile instruments, comprehensive infection control systems, and the support of podiatrist supervision for those more complex cases.
Kerry is excited to bring her dedication, skill set, and long-standing client relationships to Footwork Podiatry, where she’s proud to be part of a team focused on improving comfort, confidence, and mobility for every client.
FeildingResonance Footwork
Kerry French joins Footwork Podiatry with over 20 years of experience as a Beauty Therapist and a strong reputation for excellence in nail and skin care. She proudly owned and operated French Beauty and Nails in Feilding for many years, where she became affectionately known by her clients as “The Toenail Lady.”
A large part of Kerry’s work has always focused on toenail care — which quickly became her favourite service to provide. Known for her warm, attentive manner and meticulous attention to detail, Kerry takes great pride in offering high-quality, hygienic, and safe treatments.
Now working as a Foot Therapist, Kerry continues to provide the same exceptional level of care she’s known for, now within Footwork Podiatry’s clinical environment. Here, she combines her experience and high standards with the added benefits of sterile instruments, comprehensive infection control systems, and the support of podiatrist supervision for those more complex cases.
Kerry is excited to bring her dedication, skill set, and long-standing client relationships to Footwork Podiatry, where she’s proud to be part of a team focused on improving comfort, confidence, and mobility for every client.
Auckland
Resonance Step & Stride Podiatry
Caron Orelowitz is an Auckland-based Podiatrist with over 25 years of clinical experience. Originally from Johannesburg, South Africa, she graduated as a Podiatrist before immigrating to New Zealand
in 1997. She went on to complete a Postgraduate Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine at the University of Otago (2016) and a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) at Auckland University of Technology (2023).
Caron has a special interest in both adult and paediatric foot health, sports injuries, biomechanical issues, and connective tissue disorders such as Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders (HSD). She is a certified member of The Ehlers-Danlos Society CORE Network of Excellence (Aotearoa Network).
Her clinics are based in Remuera and Westgate, with a satellite clinic in Mangawhai.
Professional Contributions and Recognition
Caron is an active member of professional organisations, including Podiatry New Zealand, the New Zealand Sports Medicine Association, the New Zealand Wound Care Society, and the New Zealand Society for the Study of Diabetes. She also holds memberships with several Australian podiatric and sports medicine bodies and serves on the Clinical Advisory Panel for Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes New Zealand.
Throughout her career, Caron has contributed significantly to the advancement of podiatry in New Zealand. She served on the Board of Podiatry New Zealand (2007–2021), developed the organisation’s Clinical Handbook (2016), and worked as a consultant for the Auckland City Council Health and Hygiene By-law. In recognition of her contributions to the profession, she was appointed
a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit (MNZM) in 2021. She was also awarded Life Membership of Podiatry New Zealand the same year.
Now accepting referrals for the assessment of patients with suspected Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), including hypermobile EDS (hEDS).
Assessments will include a comprehensive clinical history and musculoskeletal examination, with consideration of relevant diagnostic criteria and differential diagnoses. Where appropriate, I can also provide recommendations for further investigation or specialist referral.
Caron is a proud member of Podiatry New Zealand, Sports Medicine New Zealand and Sports Medicine Australia.
What is Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome?
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) is a group of connective tissue disorders that are generally inherited and are varied both in their genetic causes and how they affect the body. The most common characteristics are joint hypermobility (joints that move more than normal), skin hyperextensibility (skin that can be stretched more than normal), and tissue fragility (easy bruising, wounds taking longer to heal and scars that heal abnormally).
Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes are currently classified into 13 subtypes (as of 2017) but by far the most common types are Hypermobile (hEDS) and Classical (cEDS). Each subtype has a set of clinical criteria that help guide with diagnosis.
An individual’s experience with EDS is personal in terms of symptoms and severity and may not necessarily be the same as another person’s experience. Diagnostic criteria exist to help distinguish EDS from other connective tissue disorders, and one type of EDS from another. There are many more possible symptoms for each EDS type than are listed in the official criteria. The symptoms listed here are the most common ones.
Living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes (EDS) can be an incredibly challenging journey, often filled with misdiagnoses and misunderstood symptoms. EDS is a group of inherited connective tissue disorders that affect everything from your skin and joints to your blood vessels and internal organs. The hallmark of most types is joint hypermobility, but the condition is far more complex than that.
A body with EDS can behave unreliably, and issues can be widespread and range in severity, from barely noticeable to life-threatening. It can appear as though a person has a large number of seemingly-unrelated symptoms. This is one reason why medical professionals not familiar with Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes have trouble recognising the varied symptoms as all related to ‘one cause’. It may take decades to get properly diagnosed. Misdiagnoses of Arthritis, Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome are common because many of the symptoms, especially joint and muscle pain, chronic fatigue, headaches, autonomic dysfunction, and other symptoms overlap with those of EDS.
Understanding Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes
EDS is caused by faults in the structure or processing of collagen, the “glue” that holds your body together. This can lead to a wide and varying range of symptoms, including:
What are the symptoms of Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes?
The hallmark clinical manifestations of an Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome are most often joint and skin related and may include:
Joints: Joint hypermobility (they move beyond the joint’s normal range); loose/unstable joints which are prone to frequent spraining, dislocations and/or subluxations (coming out of place but not dislocating); joint pain; early onset of osteoarthritis.
Skin: Soft velvety-like skin; stretchy skin (most associated with Classical EDS); fragile skin that tears or bruises easily (bruising may be severe); severe or unusual scarring; slow and poor wound healing.
Miscellaneous/Less Common: Chronic, debilitating musculoskeletal pain (especially associated with Hypermobile EDS); fatigue/tiredness; gastrointestinal problems (Irritable Bowel Syndrome, etc); mitral valve prolapse, and heart arrhythmia, scoliosis; hernias; poor response to local anaesthetic;
arterial/intestinal/uterine fragility or rupture (life threatening and most commonly associated with Vascular EDS).
Other conditions such as POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome – heart rate increases when standing up, often manifesting as fainting or dizziness), blood pressure changes (often related to dysautonomia issues), MCAD/MCAS (Mast Cell Activation Disorder – sometimes severe and
unusual allergy symptoms) are commonly associated with EDS, but are not definitive for diagnosis.
What are Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders (HSD)?
Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders (HSD) are a group of conditions related to Generalised Joint Hypermobility (GJH). HSD is diagnosed if a patient has GJH with pain and doesn’t fulfil the criteria for Hypermobile EDS.
When do EDS symptoms appear?
Types and severity of symptoms vary for each individual. Although some EDS symptoms can appear in infancy or early childhood, it is more common to start noticing symptoms from the teenage years. Joint pain and dislocations/subluxations are often the first symptoms that start requiring attention.
Many with EDS were once very good at sport or activities that required hypermobility (e.g, gymnastics and ballet) and developed frequent injuries and increasing joint and muscle pain as a result. However, perhaps the most common situation is someone in adulthood who has had pain and other symptoms for many years without answers, or has been diagnosed with other conditions that don’t quite make sense.
How is Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder
diagnosed?
If you think you might have Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) or Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder (HSD), ask your GP if such a diagnosis might fit your symptoms. A double appointment may be helpful to provide adequate time for a detailed discussion. It is quite possible that your GP will have not heard of EDS before, or knows little about it.
The importance of a diagnosis
A correct diagnosis is important because, although EDS/HSD are not curable, many symptoms are treatable. Knowing the type of EDS/HSD gives you and your medical support team some idea of where problems might come from and why they are happening. Prevention of further injury by avoiding certain activities and strengthening of key muscles can also be a helpful strategy once a
diagnosis has been made. A diagnosis is also helpful to avoid complications for those patients who may need to consider surgery.
The more patients that are diagnosed with EDS will help the EDS movement worldwide. As the numbers increase, more education and awareness will happen, increasing the likelihood of expanded research that might lead to finding key treatments, and even a cure.
At Step + Stride Podiatry we provide a safe, knowledgeable, and collaborative environment for managing the musculoskeletal component of your EDS symptoms. We see you, we hear you, and we understand that your needs are unique.
Auckland
Resonance Step & Stride Podiatry
Caron Orelowitz is an Auckland-based Podiatrist with over 25 years of clinical experience. Originally from Johannesburg, South Africa, she graduated as a Podiatrist before immigrating to New Zealand
in 1997. She went on to complete a Postgraduate Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine at the University of Otago (2016) and a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) at Auckland University of Technology (2023).
Caron has a special interest in both adult and paediatric foot health, sports injuries, biomechanical issues, and connective tissue disorders such as Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders (HSD). She is a certified member of The Ehlers-Danlos Society CORE Network of Excellence (Aotearoa Network).
Her clinics are based in Remuera and Westgate, with a satellite clinic in Mangawhai.
Professional Contributions and Recognition
Caron is an active member of professional organisations, including Podiatry New Zealand, the New Zealand Sports Medicine Association, the New Zealand Wound Care Society, and the New Zealand Society for the Study of Diabetes. She also holds memberships with several Australian podiatric and sports medicine bodies and serves on the Clinical Advisory Panel for Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes New Zealand.
Throughout her career, Caron has contributed significantly to the advancement of podiatry in New Zealand. She served on the Board of Podiatry New Zealand (2007–2021), developed the organisation’s Clinical Handbook (2016), and worked as a consultant for the Auckland City Council Health and Hygiene By-law. In recognition of her contributions to the profession, she was appointed
a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit (MNZM) in 2021. She was also awarded Life Membership of Podiatry New Zealand the same year.
Now accepting referrals for the assessment of patients with suspected Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), including hypermobile EDS (hEDS).
Assessments will include a comprehensive clinical history and musculoskeletal examination, with consideration of relevant diagnostic criteria and differential diagnoses. Where appropriate, I can also provide recommendations for further investigation or specialist referral.
Caron is a proud member of Podiatry New Zealand, Sports Medicine New Zealand and Sports Medicine Australia.
Resonance Podiatry Founder and Clinical DirectorDedicated to patient care, passionate lifelong learner, and driven to inspire excellence
For over 25 years Lisa has worked tirelessly at raising professional medical and public awareness of the importance and value of high quality Podiatry. Podiatry is a unique medical profession, one where the clinician spends more time, more often, with their patients, than any other health professional.
Lisa has a passion for knowledge and research that leads to better outcomes for patients. Her decades of patient clinical experience allows her to leverage her knowledge across the Resonance clinical team, as clinical director.
Lisa continues to be involved in independent research, education and lecturing, alongside her role as CEO for the Resonance Group.
More information on the Resonance Group is available here.
You can also read more about the work Resonance does here on our blog.
Resonance Podiatry Founder and CEODedicated to patient care, passionate lifelong learner, and driven to inspire excellence
For over 25 years Lisa has worked tirelessly at raising professional medical and public awareness of the importance and value of high quality Podiatry. Podiatry is a unique medical profession, one where the clinician spends more time, more often, with their patients, than any other health professional.
Lisa has a passion for knowledge and research that leads to better outcomes for patients. Her decades of patient clinical experience allows her to leverage her knowledge across the Resonance clinical team, as clinical director.
Lisa continues to be involved in independent research, education and lecturing, alongside her role as CEO for the Resonance Group.
More information on the Resonance Group is available here.
You can also read more about the work Resonance does here on our blog.
ManawatuFootwork Podiatry
Kim has joined the Resonance team as a Clinical Foot Therapist. She comes from a holistic health background qualifying as a Naturopath in 2008, and has a variety of other qualifications in the Health Sector. She is a run and health coach with an extensive knowledge in the world of running, training up to ultra marathon level.
Kim is passionate about helping others feel supported, informed, and capable on their health journey. She treats every person as an individual believing everyone comes with their own unique blueprint and deserves the best care. What she doesn’t know, she will endeavour to find out.
Kim’s warm friendly manner creates a welcoming clinic environment where she provides the highest quality of care to all her clients. Kim’s focus is to provide comfort, education and prevention for healthy and happy feet for better mobility and wellbeing.
Kim loves being outdoors, is an active runner who loves anything from 5km up to 100 miles!!
Kim’s continued training/learnings will provide her ongoing skills set to grow even more and allow her to support Anne in clinic in the present and in the future.
ManawatuFootwork Podiatry
Kim has joined the Resonance team as a Clinical Foot Therapist. She comes from a holistic health background qualifying as a Naturopath in 2008, and has a variety of other qualifications in the Health Sector. She is a run and health coach with an extensive knowledge in the world of running, training up to ultra marathon level.
Kim is passionate about helping others feel supported, informed, and capable on their health journey. She treats every person as an individual believing everyone comes with their own unique blueprint and deserves the best care. What she doesn’t know, she will endeavour to find out.
Kim’s warm friendly manner creates a welcoming clinic environment where she provides the highest quality of care to all her clients. Kim’s focus is to provide comfort, education and prevention for healthy and happy feet for better mobility and wellbeing.
Kim loves being outdoors, is an active runner who loves anything from 5km up to 100 miles!!
Kim’s continued training/learnings will provide her ongoing skills set to grow even more and allow her to support Anne in clinic in the present and in the future.
Resonance Networks
Dean keeps Resonance’s systems up and running and is our IT guru for all technical hardware and software advice and problem solving.
When he is not in front of a computer Dean can be found either on his bike, in the water or pounding the hills.
For more click here
Resonance Networks
Dean keeps Resonance’s systems up and running and is our IT guru for all technical hardware and software advice and problem solving.
When he is not in front of a computer Dean can be found either on his bike, in the water or pounding the hills.
For more click here
Mynx Graphics and DesignWendy is a freelance graphic designer and scientific editor with a background in the biological sciences. She knows how important it is to look after our health, from the ground up, in order to get the most out of life. She is very pleased to be working with Resonance to assist them with their marketing and communication. They’re a forward-thinking, innovative team who do great things to enhance the lives of their clients.
Mynx Graphics and DesignWendy is a freelance graphic designer and scientific editor with a background in the biological sciences. She knows how important it is to look after our health, from the ground up, in order to get the most out of life. She is very pleased to be working with Resonance to assist them with their marketing and communication. They’re a forward-thinking, innovative team who do great things to enhance the lives of their clients.
TWIGSJae maintains the Resonance Podiatry web site, keeping it up to date and running smoothly.
Jae is a problem solver and technical explorer. Over 30 years experience in the Tech/IT industry has set Jae up well for building web sites and assisting with technical challenges.
A rural lifestyle keeps life busy when not in front of a computer.
TWIGSJae maintains the Resonance Podiatry web site, keeping it up to date and running smoothly.
Jae is a problem solver and technical explorer. Over 30 years experience in the Tech/IT industry has set Jae up well for building web sites and assisting with technical challenges.
A rural lifestyle keeps life busy when not in front of a computer.
