Below is a list of our Physiotherapists across all locations who have a special clinical interest in the treatment of hypermobility (increased flexibility) conditions.
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Anthony graduated from La Trobe University in 2019 with a Bachelor of Applied Science and Master of Physiotherapy Practice, and is about to begin a postgraduate Master of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy.
He has developed broad experience across the public hospital system, including outpatient services, the Community Rehabilitation Program, the Chronic Pain Clinic, and the Falls and Balance Clinic. In those settings he has treated a wide range of conditions — from post-operative rehabilitation following joint replacements and reconstructions, to back pain, chronic pain, soft-tissue injuries, falls, and vestibular and balance disorders.
Anthony combines exercise rehabilitation with targeted hands-on therapy, clear communication, and a supportive, person-centred approach. He is committed to using the latest evidence to guide his practice, and is a published researcher in acute back pain.
Outside the clinic, Anthony enjoys travelling to new places around the world, keeping fit, spending time with friends and family, and supporting the mighty Brisbane Lions.
Clinical interests
- Pre- and post-operative rehabilitation
- Falls and balance assessment
- ACL rehabilitation
- Achilles rehabilitation
- Vertigo and dizziness
- Chronic pain
- Hypermobility-related conditions (HSD/hEDS, POTS, CFS)
Clinical interests
Hip, groin and buttock pain, including arthritis and FAI (hip impingement)
Hip instability, including dysplasia and microinstability
Gluteal tendinopathy and hip bursitis
Pre- and post-operative hip rehabilitation
Lumbar spine and pelvic pain
Knee arthritis
Leesa is a Senior Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist at Physica Yarra Valley, where she leads Physica’s hip physiotherapy program. She works with hip, groin and buttock pain in people of all ages, including hip instability, dysplasia, impingement, gluteal tendinopathy and arthritis. She also guides patients through rehabilitation before and after hip surgery, and treats lumbar spine and pelvic pain and knee arthritis.
Leesa has more than 35 years of clinical experience and has spent much of her career building her hip knowledge. Her training includes Alison Grimaldi’s anterior, lateral and posterior hip pain courses, Andrew Wallis’s Hip and Groin courses (Levels 1 and 2), Trish Wisbey-Roth’s hip course, and Henry Wajswelner’s gluteal tendinopathy course. She has also completed the La Trobe University Hip and Knee Osteoarthritis Symposium, the ECHO hypermobility program and McKenzie Levels A–C.
Leesa graduated from La Trobe University in 1990 and completed a Graduate Diploma of Sports Physiotherapy in 1996.
Qualifications
Graduate Diploma of Physiotherapy (Sports) (1996)
Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy), La Trobe University (1990)
Consults at: Physica Yarra Valley