MEET THE TEAM
At Conductive Education Canterbury we have a dedicated team of professionals to support you and your child to get the best. All our specialists are qualified in their respective fields and actively committed to ongoing professional learning and development to ensure they provide you and you family with the most up to date and professional advice and guidance.
Rebecca Courtney
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Nichola McGuire
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Bori Toth
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Dora Molnar
Conductor Dora graduated from the International Andras Peto Institute of Conductive Education in 2005. She first worked as a professional in Hungary for 3 years before moving to New Zealand in 2008; joining the team at the Addington School Conductive Education Unit, She worked here until 2015 when joined the team of Conductive Education Canterbury to follow her dreams of working with both preschool and school aged children.
Originally Dora wanted to be paparazzi and travel the world however, one day, following a long conversation about Conductive Education with a lady at the Synagogue Dora realised what it was that she really wanted to do - she wanted to become a Conductor. Dora has many interests. She loves her church family and teaching at Sunday school as well as her cats, cooking and trying out different food, taking long walks and travel. |
Kay Hamilton
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Moira Dimmock
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Jenny Bush
Early Intervention Teacher Jenny is a qualified and registered Early Childhood Teacher with 21 years’ experience working in the sector, as a Teacher and Manager. She is currently in her final year studying at Canterbury University towards her Postgraduate Diploma in Specialist Teaching – Early Intervention.
Jenny feels blessed to have joined the team at Conductive Education Canterbury and have the opportunity to learn from and work with such a passionate and nurturing team. She is excited about working collaboratively with parents and whānau, to help maximise children’s potential with ongoing support and encouragement. Family are very important to Jenny. She has one son who is 19 and is also studying at Canterbury University. She loves to get outdoors, in and on the water, the bush, walking and spending time in the garden. |
Louise Houghton
Early Intervention Teacher Louise is a recently qualified Early Intervention Teacher. Louise also has a Bachelor of Teaching and Learning in Early Childhood and has many years’ experience teaching infants and toddlers. She enjoys watching them blossom into competent and capable young people and developing their unique personalities.
Louise has a real passion for working alongside children and their families and supporting them through their journey. Louise spends her spare time with her husband and two teenage daughters. Much of her spare time is spent travelling around New Zealand and the world with her daughter and Irish dancing. When this isn’t happening Louise enjoys relaxing in the garden, scrapbooking and making candles. Louise also enjoys escaping to Punakaiki for some peaceful relaxing times in the picturesque Paparoa National Park. |
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“Specialists use their in-depth professional knowledge to support families to develop and implement effective programmes, recognise achievement and celebrate success” (External Reviewer)