Greg Lynch
Company Director & Senior Physiotherapist
Silverstream Clinic
Greg has several post-graduate qualifications, including a Diploma in Manipulative Therapy, Diploma in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Rehabilitation (Dist). He was recognised as an advanced practitioner by the New Zealand College of Physiotherapy and is a senior lecturer with McKenzie Institute International. Greg has previously been a member of the McKenzie Institute International Education Council and is currently on the Institute's Board of Trustees. He was a Founding Director of Wellington Sports Medicine.Â
He has been an accredited provider for High Performance Sport New Zealand (HPSNZ) since 2000 and continues to work with elite athletes.Â
Greg lectures at a post-graduate level and is a senior and international instructor with McKenzie Institute International. He has lectured extensively throughout New Zealand, Australia, Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Denmark, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Poland, South Africa, Taiwan and the USA. Greg presented at the McKenzie Institute International Conference in Rio de Janeiro in 2009 on "Chronic low back pain", as well as the 13th McKenzie Institute International Conference in Copenhagen in 2015, presenting both a workshop and lecture on "MDT and the Athlete". Greg published a case report in The Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy in 2012 based on the McKenzie Method as applied to the knee joint. He has also co-authored a systematic review on differentiation of the spine vs shoulder joint in patients presenting with primary shoulder pain. Â
His special interests are chronic low back pain and sports injuries. Like all staff at InForm Physio, he continues to expand his skills and experience to make sure you get the best possible management.
Greg is a keen sportsman himself and can be regularly seen out on the trails on his mountain bike – a keen weekend warrior!
Greg lectures at a post-graduate level and is a senior and international instructor with McKenzie Institute International. He has lectured extensively throughout New Zealand, Australia, Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Denmark, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Poland, South Africa, Taiwan and the USA. Greg presented at the McKenzie Institute International Conference in Rio de Janeiro in 2009 on "Chronic low back pain", as well as the 13th McKenzie Institute International Conference in Copenhagen in 2015, presenting both a workshop and lecture on "MDT and the Athlete". Greg published a case report in The Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy in 2012 based on the McKenzie Method as applied to the knee joint. He has also co-authored a systematic review on differentiation of the spine vs shoulder joint in patients presenting with primary shoulder pain. Â
His special interests are chronic low back pain and sports injuries. Like all staff at InForm Physio, he continues to expand his skills and experience to make sure you get the best possible management.
Greg is a keen sportsman himself and can be regularly seen out on the trails on his mountain bike – a keen weekend warrior!