Rhiannon graduated with a Bachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy) from Auckland University of Technology in 2014. She began her career working as a rotational Physiotherapist at Waikato Hospital, the largest hospital campus in the Southern Hemisphere. During her two years in this position, Rhiannon gained experience over a wide range of fields, including but not limited to respiratory and cardiac care, orthopaedics, older persons and rehabilitation, paediatrics, general and specialist surgery, and burns.

Pursuing her passion for musculoskeletal therapy, Rhiannon went on to spend the following two and a half years specializing in the outpatient musculoskeletal department at Waikato Hospital. Within this role she became well practiced in the management of chronic and rheumatic pain conditions. She worked closely with a team of Pain Specialists, and co-lead a chronic pain education and management program with an Occupational Therapist. Rhiannon also gained exposure to a heavy caseload of post-surgical patients, ranging from orthopaedic hip, knee and shoulder replacements, to oncology-related mastectomies and neck dissections.

Other areas of interest for Rhiannon include back and neck pain, shoulder problems, and tendon issues. She values a holistic approach to treatment, encompassing a range of hands on therapy, exercise prescription, and education to empower optimal long-term management. Continual professional development is very important to Rhiannon. She strives to keep up to date with the latest evidence within the physiotherapy scope, and completes regular ongoing formal training. She has a Post-graduate Certificate in Western Acupuncture, which also qualifies her to perform dry needling, and has also completed a range of courses relating to chronic pain management, back pain, Kinesio taping, and both mat and reformer Pilates.