We will be open for much of the festive season so we’ll be on hand to deal with the outcome of the over zealous Christmas Day family cricket match or the “I’ve always wanted to take up surfing” strains and sprains.
To say ‘thanks’ for referring a friend, family member or colleague to Central City Physiotherapy we’d like to give existing clients a $10 Mojo gift card for every friend you refer.
Simply pick up a referral card or two at reception, pop your name on the back and give it to a friend. When your friend comes in for a physio or massage treatment and gives us the card you’ll get a $10 Mojo gift card.
All you have to do is decide if you’re going to take your friend out for coffee or keep it all for yourself.
Shake off those winter aches and pains with 5 great massage or physio prizes to be won!
To enter, simply like our Facebook page and comment on the competition post with why you’d like to win. You’ll go into the draw to win 1 of 5 prizes of either a 1 hr massage OR 2 x 30 minute physiotherapy treatments.
Don’t forget to share or tag a friend who could use a massage or physio treatment so they can enter too.
Promotion period 20 June – 2 July 2017.
You can only enter once.
Entrants must like the Central City Physiotherapy Clinic Facebook page AND comment on the competition post to enter.
Each prize consists of 1 x 1 hour massage OR 2 x 30 minute physiotherapy treatments.
Prizes are transferable but cannot be sold to another person and are not redeemable for cash.
Winners will be drawn at random on 3 July 2017 and will be notified via Facebook.
Prizes are valid until 31 December 2017.
This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with Facebook.
Helen Carrington
BSC (Hons) Physiotherapy
We are proud to introduce Helen Carrington, the newest member of the Central City Physiotherapy team.
Helen brings a wealth of experience to the clinic with 7 years as a practicing physiotherapist and we feel very lucky to have her. She is an avid trail runner with a passion for Wellington’s extensive hill network. To maintain flexibility and balance her running she practices yoga regularly.
Originally hailing from the UK she now calls NZ home having been here 3 years. She completed her training as a physiotherapist at the University of Salford in the UK.