Lauren is the clinic owner and team leader. She has a passion for feet and loves working with people to help them function pain free and get back doing the things they love.

Lauren graduated from AUT in 2010 with a Bachelor of Health Science, majoring in Podiatry. Further study includes a postgraduate Diploma at AUT on the MindBody aspect of health and wellbeing. She is aware of the benefits of addressing health holistically and aims to treat all her patients in this manner. Lauren has a strong belief that treatment is centred around patient education & empowerment, self-management and future prevention.

In her spare time Lauren enjoys reading, gardening, walking and (occasionally) surfing. These activities help balance the busy-ness of life as a business owner!

Lauren is currently in the clinic Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Miles graduated as a podiatrist in 2025 and has a strong interest in sports injuries, lower‑limb biomechanics, and helping people stay mobile and confident in their everyday lives.

Before moving into podiatry, he spent over eight years working as a registered nurse in orthopaedics and ICU, giving him a solid grounding in complex care, wound management, and practical clinical decision‑making.

He also has an interest in further research, particularly in areas that improve real‑world outcomes for patients.With a long‑standing love for surf lifesaving, gym training, and anything to do with the water, Miles brings a practical, movement‑focused approach to treatment.

Miles works with people from all walks of life, supporting them to recover well, prevent injury, and get back to the activities they enjoy. When he’s not in the clinic, you’ll usually find him at the beach, in the gym, or out on the water.

Mālō e lelei! Teresa was born and raised in Tonga and moved to New Zealand in 2017. After completing her high school years at Marcellin College, Tersea went on to study Podiatry at Auckland University of Technology, graduating in 2025.

Through her studies, clinical placements, and hands-on experience with patients, Teresa has developed a genuine passion for all aspects of podiatry.  She believes that compassion, respect, and clear communication form the foundation of excellent care.

Family is central to Teresa , she carries those values carry into the way she practices. Outside of podiatry, Teresa is an active member of her church community, participating in the brass band, choir, and praise & worship team.

Mia began her podiatry career in private practice in Christchurch while completing postgraduate study, graduating with First Class Honours in 2023. She later returned to Auckland to commence her PhD at Auckland University of Technology, where she also works as a Lecturer in the Podiatry Department.

Before becoming a podiatrist, Mia served for seven years as a medic in the New Zealand Army. This experience fostered a strong appreciation for the role of the lower limb in overall health, mobility, and function, and shaped her calm, practical approach to patient care.

Mia is passionate about integrating clinical practice and research to deliver evidence-based, patient-centred care. She enjoys working with a wide range of patients, with a particular interest in optimising movement, preventing injury, and helping people move with confidence so they can return to what matters most to them.

Outside of work, Mia can often be found training for her next marathon or keeping up with her research.

Kim is the friendly face you'll see at the front desk in the afternoons, she is always up for a good conversation.

Outside of work, Kim keeps busy studying at university, training at the gym, hiking with her dogs, or hanging out with friends.  

You will see Bryahna on the front desk in the in the mornings where you will always be greeted with a smile on arrival and she is always up for a chat!

Outside of work, she loves spending quality time with her family, friends and dog Zeus. Bryahna enjoys exercising with friends at the gym or exploring our lovely backyard.