Meet the Team
The people that make the difference
Holly Royal B.Ost, CKTP
Bachelor of Osteopathy, Certified KinesioTaping Practitioner level 3
Senior Osteopath, Clinical Director
ACC Registered Practitioner
ThreeSixty Osteopaths, is owned and operated by Holly Royal. Originally from the UK, Holly graduated from the British School of Osteopathy in 2009, with Honours. She also won the Third Year Award for highest overall results, and RK Hardy Prize for her dissertation on Low Back Pain.
In the past, Holly has tutored osteopathic technique and supervised clinical competency for the Master degree students at Unitec. She also previously worked for the Osteopathic Council of NZ as a Preceptor for 5 years.
I really love what I do, it is thoroughly rewarding. I started ThreeSixty because I wanted to provide a clinic where people get personal treatment, not be ‘just another number’. My team are hand selected to provide you the best care in town.
On a personal note, Holly is a competitive ocean swimmer, and lives in Whangaparoa with husband James, baby Cleo, and dogs Shadow and Delta.
André Kleinbaum B. App. Sci., M.Ost
Bachelor of Applied Science, Master of Osteopathy
Senior Associate Osteopath
ACC Registered Practitioner
André has 10 years of clinical experience gained through working in Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. He has a Post-graduate certificate in Clinical Education, from the British School of Osteopathy in London and is currently heavily involved in the teaching environment at Unitec. (André lectures 3 days per week in Pain Science, Clinical Pathology and Osteopathic Theory).
In addition, André has a special interest in treating babies and young children. He has completed a number of post-graduate courses to enable him to do so, and previously worked closely alongside midwives, GPs and lactation consultants, to help support little ones.
My fundamental aim is to empower patients to resolve or manage health problems through the use of osteopathy, self-care practices and patient education. I firmly believe in helping you understand why you have pain, and what you can do to ease it or prevent it yourself.
Andre is a keen surfer, and thoroughly enjoys spending his free time out and about in nature with his wife and young son.
Philippe Dussart B.Ost
Bachelor of Osteopathy,
Senior Associate Osteopath
ACC Registered Practitioner
Philippe has been part of the ThreeSixty team since 2018. After qualifying from the British School of Osteopathy (London) in 2007, Phil moved to New Zealand and has been enjoying the Kiwi lifestyle ever since.
For the last 12 years, Phil has been heavily involved in teaching postgraduate osteopathic students. He started off with clinical tutoring the Masters degree students, then moved on to lecturing and developing, implementing and coordinating the clinical assessments. Phil also works with the Osteopathic Council as a preceptor – to help mentor and supervise overseas osteopaths during their first year of practice in New Zealand.
For me, osteopathy is the health practice that has it all – direct contact with people; a one on one approach to treatment; holistic system of diagnosis, and it complements all other health models instead of replacing them. Being an osteopath not only pushes you to be the best you can be, but allows you to meet a fantastic diversity of people in the process”
In his personal time, Phil enjoys walking and training his two giant dogs (Leonbergers). He is also looking forward to getting back into swimming and archery again soon.
Haley Dillon B.App. Sci, M.Ost (Hons)
Bachelor of Applied Science, Master of Osteopathy
Advanced Associate Osteopath
ACC Registered Practitioner
Haley is the longest serving member of our osteopathic team . Initially she worked for a practice in Auckland city, before deciding that she would prefer working in a community environment, where she could really build rapport with people. Haley loves getting to know her clients, and helping them and their families to live healthier lives. She also makes sure they have a combination of exercises, stretches and good aftercare advice to maintain relief from their pain after treatment.
Haley originally completed her first 3 years’ training to be a vet, but decided that it wasn’t the career for her. She was looking for something medical-related when she discovered osteopathy, and “fell in love” with the scientific basis of the profession. Haley knew she could “sink her teeth into” osteopathy, and that it would provide a welcomed mental challenge.
I love the versatility that osteopathy offers. In the same day, I can treat a burly rugby player, followed by a small child. The techniques can be tailored to the individual, and even treating low back pain can be approached in so many different ways. Being an osteopath gives me the opportunity to grow and learn about people. No two days are the same.
Haley is an avid horsewoman and also treats horses in her spare time. If shes not riding in the quietness of Woodhill forest, she’ll be walking her two dogs along the west coast beaches. Being in nature is Haley’s ‘happy place’.
Karin de Swardt
Skilled Receptionist
Karin is possibly the most organised person you will ever meet, and she works wonders behind the scenes for the osteopathic team. She brings a warmth and enthusiasm to the clinic, and exceptional customer service skills from a diverse background in different industries including beauty therapy and debt collection. Karin is always cool, calm and collected, and a welcoming front line patient liaison.
Karin and her husband moved to Orewa from overseas last year, and are thoroughly enjoying their new Kiwi lifestyle.
For any queries, questions and comments you may have, you will find Karin extremely approachable, caring and kind. Don’t hesitate to call us and ask.
Amy Tinneny-Phillips
Skilled Receptionist
Amy is another essential part of our ThreeSixty team. She joined the clinic in 2018, and brings a calm methodical approach to her receptionist role. Amy works part-time alongside Karin, dealing with all clinic administration matters and the day-to-day booking of appointments. Amy has also been working in ‘face to face’ customer service roles for many years. Her most recent positions have involved working as a swimming instructor and lifeguard for one of the local pool complexes.
Amy already has a Bachelor of Applied Science degree, and is currently completing her Masters thesis to become an osteopath herself. She has already completed her practical and theoretical studies, and is pleased to be working towards her goal of qualifying towards the end of the year. Until then, you’ll find her ready and willing to help with your clinical requests via phone or email.
On a personal note, Amy has been learning sign language, and has completed her level 1 Pilates instructor certificate.
