About Drury Chiropractic
Mayyada Mahmoud
Chiropractor, MNZCA
Growing up in Auckland, Mayyada developed an appreciation for holistic healthcare after seeing her father recover from a significant back injury with the help of chiropractic care. Witnessing the difference it made to his quality of life inspired her own journey into the profession.A graduate of the New Zealand College of Chiropractic, Mayyada provides personalised, evidence-informed chiropractic care for people of all ages. She has a particular interest in caring for both children and older adults and enjoys helping patients improve movement, mobility and overall wellbeing.
Mayyada utilises a range of chiropractic techniques including Diversified, Gonstead, Activator and Drop Table methods, while continuing to expand her knowledge through further study in Sacro-Occipital Technique (SOT).
Creating a supportive and empowering environment is central to Mayyada's approach. She values genuine connection and works to ensure every patient feels heard, understood and confident in their care.
Outside of practice, Mayyada enjoys baking, cooking, spending time at the beach, staying active at the gym and making memories with family and friends.
Anna Kuegler
Chiropractor, MNZCA
Originally from Blenheim, Anna was introduced to chiropractic care as a teenager when her orthodontist recommended chiropractic support to help her body adapt to the structural and functional changes occurring during development. Anna graduated from the New Zealand College of Chiropractic and is the founder of Drury Chiropractic. She primarily practises Sacro-Occipital Technique (SOT), a comprehensive chiropractic approach that assesses the relationship between the spine, pelvis, cranial system and nervous system.Having completed over 200hours training in SOT, Anna become a certified Craniopath in 2017. She has also completed postgraduate study in both paediatric and sports chiropractic care. She has a passion for supporting babies, children, pregnant women and active individuals, helping them move well and function at their best.Patients often appreciate Anna's calm, thorough and family-focused approach. She believes that understanding how the body functions is an important part of achieving long-term health and wellbeing.Outside the clinic, Anna spends a significant amount of time mentoring students in their clinical hours, and teaching the SOT technique course at the New Zealand College of Chiropractic. She also enjoys spending time with her family, staying active and supporting her children's sporting activities.