Ben brings a tremendous wealth of clinical knowledge and experience to our clinic. Ben undertook his physiotherapy training in Australia and since then has worked in clinics in Sydney, Wellington, and London. He previously worked with renowned physiotherapists such as the late Robin McKenzie (OBE), Josephine Key, and a wide array of orthopaedic consultants. In 2014, he worked in a specialised physiotherapy clinic in London treating only spinal patients with the highest level of care. Since then, he continues to see patients with complex history and presentation.
Ben developed his unique treatment approach by combining different treatment theories and techniques, evidence-based clinical reasoning, in-depth history taking, and advanced palpatory skills. Ben has over twenty years of clinical experience and is well respected by his patients and colleagues. .
Ben speaks fluent Chinese and Mandarin. Ben lives locally in Greenwich and is familiar with trusted hospital consultants in the area should you require onward referrals.
Ben’s article: ‘Low Back Pain: The Effect of Mechanical Therapy on Tissue Healing’ was published in Patient Management in 1995.
Area of clinical interest: complex spinal problems, back and neck acute and chronic conditions, cervicogenic headache, post-operative rehabilitation of fracture and arthroscopy, anterior knee pain, biomechanical multiple joints dysfunction, plantar fasciitis, shoulder tendinopathy, bunion correction, and dry needling
Hobbies: classical music, languages, yoga, Pilates, zumba, travelling, art, antique collection, buddhist meditation
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