Mentoring
Unlock Your Potential with our Mentoring Experts and Resources.
Start your journey to effective mentoring and enjoy the rewards that come with helping others achieve their potential.
Browse our mentoring resources including opportunities for One-on-One Mentoring with trained and experienced mentors.
- ✓ Learn and Grow: Benefit from expert advice, networking opportunities, and skill-building sessions.
- ✓ Achieve Success: Transform your career path with support that makes a difference.
- ✓ Expand Your Network: Connect with like-minded peers and industry leaders who can open doors to new opportunities.
MOVE Mentoring Study
Exploring the benefits of a 4-month mentoring programme for new graduate physiotherapists.
For new graduates, early mentoring can mean the difference between a fulfilling career and burning out and leaving the profession.
Dr Margaret Potter and Dr Angela Cadogan conducted a research study investigating the benefits to mentors and mentees of a 4-month, structured mentoring programme for new graduate physiotherapists, that included mentor training. Download the published paper here.
Mentoring on the Run
Online Course with Dr Margaret Potter.
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With more than 30 years experience in physiotherapy, treating musculoskeletal conditions and injuries, Celia Monk has a long standing reputation for helping her patients get active and pain-free.
Celia began practicing as a physiotherapist in 1989 at Lower Hutt Hospital. She then broadened her experience to more advanced physiotherapy; first by working in private practice in the Wellington region, then managing a McKenzie Institute practice and finally owning her own practice, the Wainuiomata Sports Injury and Spinal Centre. Celia moved to Christchurch at the end of 1998 to work as a youth pastor for three years. During that time she locumed in various physiotherapy clinics in Christchurch, followed by working in other clinics before opening her current practice in 2010.
Celia's passion is to help people achieve their potential and live life to the full – whether that is through pain-free functional activity or by discovering real value and purpose in their lives.
Having worked at the McKenzie Institute early in her physiotherapy career, Celia saw first-hand how patients could treat their own backs using the McKenzie Method and become pain-free. Her interest in the McKenzie Method blossomed and in 1993 she gained the International Diploma from the Institute. By 2003, she was Chairman of the McKenzie Institute and by 2007, a qualified McKenzie Instructor, being promoted as a Senior Instructor within the McKenzie Institute International, which she continued until 2015.
Celia gained her Master in Physiotherapy Degree with distinction from Otago University in 2021. Her research explored supporting self-management for people with low back pain. Celia was awarded the Walker Postgraduate Prize for her thesis.
Celia is also a member of Physiotherapy New Zealand and Sports Physiotherapy NZ and has completed the Mentoring on the Run course with Dr Margaret Potter.
Contact CeliaHave you completed the Mentoring on the Run Course?
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