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Our Team
The Zone's biggest asset is its people. We have highly qualified, experienced and dedicated staff, plus highly competent second and third year students who assist with the delivery of our services
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Kim Johnston Kim has over 25 years' experience in the sports, fitness, health and wellbeing and outdoor education sectors. She’s worked in strength and conditioning coaching, endurance performance coaching, outdoor education instruction and sport and recreation management. She also spent a year working as a fitness manager at a women’s gym in Saudi Arabia. |
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Kylie Grimmer Kylie is a Registered Nutritionist and graduate of Ara’s Bachelor of Applied Science in Human Nutrition. She’s played a significant role in establishing The Zone’s nutrition clinic where she works 1:1 with a variety of clients. Kylie is intensely passionate about helping people learn how to fuel their bodies in a way that nurtures their mental and physical health while keeping the fun in their lives.
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Maria Choukri Maria is a Registered Nutritionist with a passion for wellbeing and a special interest in nutrition for mental health, perimenopause and outdoor pursuits. She loves supporting people to make better food choices that work for them and make them feel good. Maria is skilled in helping her clients identify realistic goals and finding achievable pathways to attain them.
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Juliet Slattery Juliet first qualified and worked in the UK before practicing in Australia and now New Zealand. Much of her work has focused on helping people manage and prevent chronic diseases such as Type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. As a keen multisport athlete, she’s also skilled at helping people manage their nutrition for training and competition. Juliet believes health is a taonga that we need to look after.
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Claudia Leong Claudia is a Registered Nutritionist and one of Ara’s nutrition lecturers. She has a PhD in human nutrition specialising in infant and child health and is particularly interested in nutrition for pregnancy, infants and children. Claudia places a strong emphasis on values and understanding her clients’ (and their family’s) unique needs. She strives to provide up to date, evidence-based advice in an accessible, easy to understand and positive manner and works hard to ensure her clients have the support, confidence and skills to adapt to change.
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Rochelle Waghorn Currently in the final year of an applied science degree, Rochelle is passionate about promoting the benefits of healthy food and a balanced lifestyle. She enjoys working closely and collaboratively with clients to understand their motivations, lifestyle and preferences. Rochelle is adept at formulating practical and sustainable nutrition plans that lead to successful outcomes.
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Naomi Fahy Naomi is studying nutrition at Ara, an interest sparked by growing up in a multicultural home. She believes that our quality of life can be significantly impacted by how we eat. Her goal is to encourage eating habits that are well balanced yet cater to the individual’s journey and help them to develop a relationship with food that is joyful.
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Priscilla A mother of three teenage daughters, Priscilla is currently in the final year of her Bachelor of Applied Science in human nutrition at Ara. She has long been interested in nutrition, particularly after she discovered how allergies were affecting her wellbeing as a teenager. Priscilla’s own mindful food choices and lifestyle adjustments over the years have significantly improved her quality of life and she’s dedicated to empowering others to make informed health and wellbeing choices that deliver the same benefits.
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Contact details
Phone: 03 940 8653
Email: thezone@ara.ac.nz
Facebook: AraTheZone
Location
O block, Osteopathic Clinic, City Campus