About Me
Inquisitive. Observant. Analytical. Practical. Problem Solver.
Lover of travel, photography, sport, cooking and nature.
I’m Wendy Langshaw
I offer a unique whole body, top to toe approach. I work holistically and use longer than usual appointments so we create a solid foundation to get the root cause of your issues. I take time to listen, time to observe, and time to watch you move.
I have almost 30 years of experience working and teaching as a Physiotherapist both in Australia and in the UK. I draw on a combination of approaches including hands-on therapy, exercise rehabilitation and functional retraining, Pilates and Yoga, and include other approaches such dermoneuromodulation, acupuncture and mindfulness.
Years as a Physio
No. of Classes
Consults
Cups of Coffee
“Consistency over intensity.
Progress over perfection.
Something is always better than nothing.
Just start somewhere and keep going”
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My Experience
I graduated from the University of South Australia in 1996 and gained a solid grounding in public practice, orthopaedics, musculoskeletal, respiratory and neurological Physiotherapy. During this time I also gained extensive experience in aquatic Physiotherapy and lymphodema management. After initially moving to private practice full time in 1999 I later blended private practice and public work, including working part time as the Physiotherapist in the maternity wards at both Flinders Private Hospital and Flinders Medical Centre and at the COPER Pain Management programme at Flinders Medical Centre.
I started BodyMotion Physiotherapy and Bellies,backs & babies in Adelaide in 2000 before moving to London in 2006 where I also worked in the NHS in outpatient musculoskeletal Physiotherapy including working with many of the Queen’s staff, and starting and running a new multidisciplinary pain management programme and Women’s health service there. I then assisted starting a new and successful Physiotherapy and Pilates private practice in Wimbledon Village where I saw folk from London and as far afield as Ireland, France and Spain and worked until having my first baby.
On return to Adelaide with a young family I restarted my private practice work in the Adelaide Hills in 2014. I opened Energy and Motion in Crafers in 2015, working with folk with sports injuries, orthopaedic and musculoskeletal issues as well as running a niche pregnancy, postnatal and Women’s Health Physiotherapy clinic. I also offer blended Pilates/Yoga exercise classes and birth education sessions and workshops.
I have previously been involved with teaching undergraduate students at UniSA, and teaching postgraduate Physiotherapy courses In Adelaide and in London, and have had professional articles published in Acupuncture and Women’s Health/Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy journals in the UK.
I LOVE the variety and challenge of what I do.
I strive to keep up with the latest evidence base and provide you the best possible care.
If you are unsure if I can help you, or have any queries please get in contact!