Vestibular Physiotherapy in Burwood
Looking for vestibular physiotherapy in Burwood? At Dizzy Clinics, our advanced-trained vestibular physiotherapists are experts in diagnosing and treating dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders. Using the latest technology and working closely with local ENTs, neurologists, and GPs, we provide accurate assessments and tailored treatment so you can get back to living confidently.
Contact Us
Dizzy Clinic: 1300 349 997
MyHealth Medical Centre: (02) 9030 0488
admin@dizzyclinics.com.au
Level 1, Elsie Suites, 8 Elsie Street, Burwood (inside MyHealth Burwood and Clinical Physio Solutions)
Parking available at the George St carpark (36 George St Burwood).
Conveniently located in Sydney’s Inner West, Dizzy Clinics Burwood offers expert vestibular physiotherapy for dizziness, vertigo, and balance problems. We’re the go to vertigo specialist in Burwood.
What We Treat at Dizzy Clinics Burwood
At Dizzy Clinics Burwood, we focus solely on dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders. Our vestibular physiotherapists treat conditions including:
- Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
- Vestibular Neuritis/Labyrinthitis
- Peripheral Vestibular Hypofunction
- Vestibular Migraines
- Persistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD)
- Meniere’s Disease
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Post Concussion
- General imbalance and dizziness
If you’re living with vertigo, dizziness, or imbalance, our team at Dizzy Clinics Burwood is here to help.
Car Parking:
You can use the George St Council Carpark (PINK) (36 George St, Burwood). Take the lift, and we’re located just across the road.
Train:
The Burwood train station is a short walking to the clinic (GREEN).
Meet The Team
Jordan Loveridge
Director & Vestibular Physiotherapist
Meet Jordan
Jordan began his professional career working as a dual qualified physiotherapist and exercise physiologist in private practice, finding his stride in general physio as well as working closely with patients in the disability sector and sporting world. He has been fortunate enough to work with a plethora of high-level sports teams over his career, including the St George Illawarra Dragons NYC, NSW Hockey, and the NSW Physical Disability Rugby League team, as well as a range of local South Coast teams. Jordan is one of two certified international classifiers for Disability Rugby League in Australia.
Although Jordan enjoys all types of physiotherapy, he found his true passion in the world of vertigo. He has completed several advanced courses in vertigo and vestibular management and now works closely with many neurologists and ear, nose and throat (ENT) specialists across the Illawarra and Sydney. Jordan actively shares his extensive knowledge through the presentation of webinars and information sessions for GPs and other allied health professionals across Australia and through this passion the South Coast Dizzy Clinic was born. Jordan now focuses all his time working with patients experiencing vertigo and dizziness, with the aim to allow broad community access to this specialised treatment.
Born and raised in Bowral, Jordan now lives in the Illawarra with his wife and two young daughters. When he is not working, you will find him hanging out with his family at the beach or tinkering in the shed.
Tara Whiley
Vestibular Physiotherapist
Meet Tara
Tara recently moved back to the South Coast after living in rural NSW for the last 3 years. She owned and operated a private practice, where she helped patients in the local nearby towns with their vertigo and musculoskeletal conditions.
She has expertise in working in the disabilities, orthopaedic rehabilitation, musculoskeletal injuries, and Women’s Health. She also has a special interest in paediatric physiotherapy, and is currently completing a Masters of Advanced Paediatric Physiotherapy.
Tara’s background is Irish but has been living in Australia for the last 11 years and now calls Australia home. Outside of work she enjoys walking the dog or spending time with her family and friends.
Dylan Chen
Vestibular Physiotherapist
Meet Dylan
Dylan Chen – Vestibular Physiotherapist
Languages: English, Mandarin, and Taiwanese (Hokkien)
Dylan is a physiotherapist with an international training background and a clinical focus on dizziness, vertigo, and balance-related conditions. He completed his undergraduate degree in Physiotherapy in Taiwan in 2017, including a six-month exchange placement at St Vincent’s Hospital in the United States, before completing his Master of Physiotherapy at the University of Canberra.
Dylan works with people experiencing ongoing or complex dizziness, unsteadiness, and movement-related symptoms. His clinical approach centres on careful assessment to identify contributing factors and the use of targeted vestibular rehabilitation to help patients regain confidence with movement, balance, and day-to-day activities.
His background in sports physiotherapy and concussion care supports patients whose dizziness or balance symptoms have developed following injury or periods of reduced tolerance to movement. Dylan is also involved in sports coverage, including national squash tournaments and the AFL Masters League in Canberra, reinforcing his understanding of balance, coordination, and safe return to activity.
Outside the clinic, Dylan is a former competitive volleyball player at NYMU and enjoys freediving, snowboarding, and camping, reflecting a strong personal interest in movement, balance, and performance.
Peter Naseby
Vestibular Physiotherapist
Meet Pete
Pete has worked in private practice for the past 10 years and has extensive experience in managing musculoskeletal injuries in both the sporting and everyday setting. During this time, he developed a special interest in managing vertigo and balance disorders. He has attended several post-graduate courses to further his knowledge and skill in this area. Pete works closely with GPs, neurologists and ENTs across the Illawarra and Sydney.
Pete was born and raised in Wagga Wagga but now calls the Illawarra home, where he lives with his partner and young daughter.
Luke Besgrove
Vestibular Physiotherapist
Meet Luke
Luke is also a Level 2 PD Warrior trained physiotherapist, which means he has received additional training to work with patients with Parkinson’s disease. This additional training allows him to provide more specialised care and support to his patients, helping them to manage their symptoms and maintain their quality of life.
Luke’s diverse experience also includes working with professional basketball teams such as The Sydney Kings and Illawarra Hawks, as well as St George Illawarra Dragons NRLW teams. He has also worked with junior and senior representative squads and brings the same level of dedication and attention to detail to every patient he works with.
Outside of work, Luke enjoys playing golf, exploring the South Coast, and spending time with his dog Cleo.
Andy Lynch
Vestibular Physiotherapist
Meet Andy
Andy has travelled around the country working as a physiotherapist. During this time he has furthered his skills to improve the lives of individuals with disabilities, older adults and people living in aged care.
Andy loves living on the sapphire coast. In his spare time you’ll find him at the beach, fishing, surfing or looking after his cows on the farm.
Edward Tran
Vestibular Physiotherapist
Meet Edward
Edward is an experienced physiotherapist with a passion for helping his patients manage their vestibular related conditions.
Edward has undergone advanced training in vestibular assessment and management, with extensive experience in vertigo and balance-related conditions.
Edward’s expertise extends to additional training in Parkinson’s Disease, showcasing his commitment to a holistic approach in patient care.
Edward also has a wealth of experience in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and worked alongside orthopaedic surgeons in Southwest Sydney. Edward has also worked in sports, aged care and private hospital settings across the Illawarra and Sydney.
When he’s not in the clinic, you can find Edward hitting the slopes snowboarding, exploring dog-friendly beaches with his fiancé and their greyhound, Egbert.
Jack Webb
Vestibular Physiotherapist
Meet Jack
Raised in the Illawarra, Jack Webb is a dedicated physiotherapist with a passion for musculoskeletal and vestibular physiotherapy. His experience in professional sports began during his internship with the St George Illawarra Dragons, where he honed his skills in athlete rehabilitation and performance. Currently, Jack continues his work within the St George Illawarra Dragons pathways system, focusing on rehabilitation and injury prevention in young athletes.
In addition to his work in sports, Jack has valuable experience in hospital settings, treating a wide range of patients. From post-operative care to managing respiratory and neurological conditions, Jack is committed to helping individuals achieve their best possible outcomes.
When he’s not in the clinic or on the field, Jack enjoys spending time at the local beaches of Wollongong, catching up with friends and family, and trips down the South Coast. His approachable nature and commitment to patient care make him an integral part of the team.
Lucas Di Paolo
Vestibular Physiotherapist
Meet Lucas
Lucas Di Paolo – Vestibular Physiotherapist
Lucas is a dedicated physiotherapist who has recently made the move from Victoria to Newcastle, drawn by the coastal lifestyle and vibrant community. He brings a diverse background from both public and private hospital settings, with clinical experience across intensive care, emergency, surgical and medical wards, as well as outpatient musculoskeletal clinics.
Through his work in emergency departments, Lucas developed a strong interest in the assessment and management of dizziness and balance conditions. He is passionate about delivering high-quality vestibular physiotherapy and is committed to improving access to this care across Newcastle and surrounding areas.
Outside the clinic, Lucas enjoys mountain biking, swimming at the ocean baths, and heading off on camping adventures with his partner.
Kate
Administration Manager
Meet Kate
Kate is our administration manager and the heartbeat of the clinic. She has lived in the Illawarra for over 20 years and has worked extensively within allied health, aged care, and legal organisations. Kate is passionate about serving the community with experience, warmth, and attention to detail. She creates an incredible atmosphere and culture within the clinic and is truly the keystone of the business. Kate is interested in dogs, philosophy, and music.
Stacey
Business Manager
Meet Stacey
She has 20 years experience in administration and finance – a vibrant and brilliant person who is highly committed to her job. Stacey is a loving force of nature – beaming over all she surveys – someone who really ‘makes your day’. Loves a hit of tennis, always up for a laugh, bakes the goods and TCB – takes care of business.
Sandy
Administration
Meet Sandy
Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family, reading and walking.
Sandy is working out of our Wollongong clinic
Zoe
Administration
Meet Zoe
In Zoe’s spare time she enjoys relaxing at the beach, going to the gym and watching the AFL.
Zoe’s aim is to spread kindness and positivity to those around her.
Karen
Administration
Meet Karen
Karen is the friendly face who welcomes you to our Nowra Clinic. A long-time Shoalhaven local, she’s also spent time living and working in Canada and the Gold Coast, with a background in travel and retail.
Karen has a strong interest in health and fitness and enjoys keeping active at the beach or the gym. She’s devoted to her family – including her two kids, husband, and much-loved dog – and brings that same care and warmth to supporting our patients and practitioners every day.
Kaliah
Administration
Meet Kaliah
Kaliah is the friendly face that welcomes you to our Wollongong clinic. Originally from the ACT, she brings with her a background in both hospitality and reception, with a strong focus on customer care.
She’s passionate about martial arts, football, and all things food, and her warm, energetic nature helps create a positive and supportive experience for both patients and practitioners.