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Len graduated as a Physio in 1979, and completed a post graduate Diploma of Sports Orthopaedics in 1986. He worked at the Repat Hospital, In Heidelberg for 2 years. In the early 1980’s Len worked at a number of clinics gaining private practise experience, before commencing his own practise in 1983. Len has worked exclusively in his private practise since.

Len has extensive experience in the assessment and treatment of both sporting injuries and general Orthopaedic conditions (sore neck, back, knee etc), and he has previously worked with many different sporting clubs as the game day Physiotherapist.

Len works closely with GP’s and Surgeons, with a view to achieving the best possible outcome for his patients. He will liase with other Health Care professionals when necessary.
Len is a keen cyclist, and has previously completed a number of marathons and triathlons. He also plays golf regularly at Rosebud Country Club (not very well). He is still optimistic about that elusive hole in one!

Len is married with three adult children and lives on the Peninsula. Len is passionate about his profession and loves helping people get back to maximal health.

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    Understanding the Vestibular System and how Physiotherapy can help with Vertigo

    The vestibular system helps us control balance, eye movements, and our sense of position in space. The peripheral vestibular apparatus is located in the inner ear and consists of the bony labyrinth—made up of three semicircular canals, the utricle, and the saccule. Conditions affecting this part of the system are referred to as peripheral vestibular disorders. When the vestibular system is disrupted, people may experience vertigo—commonly described by patients as dizziness, spinning, swaying, or disequilibrium. Common Peripheral Vestibular Conditions There are many medical causes of dizziness, so it is important that a medical evaluation by a GP, neurologist, or ENT…

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