About Total Rehab Physio
Bryce Milsom BHSc (Physiotherapy), PG Cert (Sports Medicine)
Bryce is a New Zealand trained Physiotherapist with a special interest Chronic Disease management, Rehabilitation and Sports Physiotherapy. He is a trained Manual Therapist using both Manipulative and soft tissue techniques alongside rehabilitation principals' to treat patients. Previously Bryce has worked with Physiotherapy New Zealand with the Primary Health Care Working Party so that physiotherapists can become more engaged at this level of healthcare so that we can provide better services for those patients with chronic health conditions.
On the sporting front Bryce has worked with Provincial and International Rugby teams, NZ Football U15 Men's Team, Silverdale U21's Club rugby team and Coast Swimming club. Bryce has worked with Counties Manukau Netball Northern Netball Zone to provide a high level of physiotherapy services to their elite teams and assist with injury prevention using the Y balance and FMS equipment. Currently Bryce is working with Elite Golfers and Triathletes to optimise their movement performance and minimise injury risks using The Performance Matrix.
On a personal note Bryce and his wife Rachel have three daughters who occupy most of their time outside of the clinic. Bryce has competed for NZ at the 1990 Commonwealth Games and the 1991 World Student Games as a swimmer, and also coached competitive age group swimming to a National level Bryce remains passionate about all sports has also competed in Masters Swimming including holding several National records and medals at the Master World Championships in 2003
Edward O'Byrne (Eddy) BSc (Physiotherapy)
Eddys stronq interest in physiotherapy grew through his participation in sport during his childhood and teenage years unfortunately he ended up being the patient a few times too many! It gave him a special interest into how the human body moves and how our skeletal system functions on a day to day basis. Hailing from green fields af Ireland. Eddy received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physiotherapy at University College Dublin. From his studies he developed a particular interest in biomechanics, improving bodily movement, and exercise prescription and rehabilitation Eddy likes to take a hands on approach to physiotherapy, always ensuring patient cmofort and well-being. He has worked with multiple sports teams, and has gained invaluable experience working in hospitals and clinics at home Ireland. From these he has seen and treated a wide variety of conditions across all age groups. Outside of physiotherapy Eddy is a general sport enthusiast. He has participated in various sports fram a young age, his main interested now being rugby. soccer, running and swimming.
Tamlyn Lowson BHSc (Physiotherapy)
Tamlyn is from Zimbabwe and moved to New Zealand and gained her BHsc in physiotherapy at AUT in 2011. Since then Tamlyn has worked in a private practice and was the head physio at a retirement village as part of that practice. She also looked after a range of sports teams, mainly American Grid Iron Football. She enjoys musculoskeletal physio however her passion lies in respiratory physio namely the Bradcliff Method which is used to assess and treat Breathing Pattern Disorders and Dysfunctions. Tamlyn has been a qualified Braclcliff practioner since 2012, training under the co-founders Dinah Bradley and Tania Clifton Smith. She is also proud mother of three beautiful little girls and works part at Total Rehab Physiotherapy.
