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Anna Barlow MHPrac, PGD(Musc), PGC(Acup), MPNZ

Senior Physiotherapist


Anna Barlow graduated in 2004 from AUT and completed her Post Graduate Diploma Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy in 2006 and Western Acupuncture in 2007. Anna specialises in football injuries. She has worked with the Football Ferns for a number of years and has attended the 2016 Rio Olympic Games as their lead physiotherapist.

She has qualifications in Pilates and teaches individual and group Pilates sessions. She specializes in sports injuries, specifically women’s football injuries. She is heavily involved in mentoring and in-house training of all the staff at Roland Jeffery Physiotherapy.

  • "Low back pain affects many people and having qualified with my post-graduate diploma in manipulative therapy, I have a passion for treating low back pain. Using a number of techniques I can help restore movement, reduce pain and improve strength – returning you to work, sports and back to your goals. If you have low back pain book an appointment to see me today, I have over 23 years of treating low back pain"

    Roland Jeffery

  • "Having experienced headache’s and neck pain myself I have become an expert at treating them. I have qualified with my post-graduate diploma in manipulative therapy, and love sorting out my client’s stiff and painful necks, helping them with their posture and returning them to work."

    Leighton Wills

  • "If you are experiencing pain or discomfort when you're trying to enjoy playing football then don't put up with it. I have a passion for treating football injuries and would love to see you, I encourage you to book an appointment for a consultation today. I can help get you back playing pain free."

    Jay Lee

  • "I work with The Football Ferns and love treating football injuries. Having travelled the world with Football Ferns I have developed a great understanding and knowledge of football and injuries. With our great facilities at RJ Physio and our expert team, we are in a great position to help any football injury."

    Anna Barlow