Non-specific back pain is often caused by muscle strain or poor posture, making it important to identify contributing factors for effective treatment. We provide personalised therapies that focus on strengthening and improving mobility to relieve pain and prevent future flare-ups. Our goal is to get you back to doing what you love, pain-free.
Discogenic pain arises from damage to the intervertebral discs, causing discomfort in the lower back and radiating pain into the legs. Through targeted therapy, we aim to alleviate pressure on the discs and restore flexibility to the spine. We’ll work together to improve posture and function to prevent further disc degeneration.
Facet joint pain occurs when the small joints between the vertebrae become irritated, leading to stiffness and sharp pain. Our approach focuses on improving spinal alignment and reducing inflammation in the affected joints. A combination of manual therapy and exercises helps relieve pain and restore mobility.
Degenerative back pain is a result of wear and tear on the spine’s structures, such as discs and joints. We create individualised treatment plans to reduce pain, restore function, and strengthen the muscles supporting the spine. Ongoing care helps you manage symptoms and improve your quality of life.
Muscular back pain is often caused by muscle strains or imbalances, which can lead to discomfort and limited movement. We focus on strengthening the muscles around your spine and improving flexibility to reduce strain and prevent re-injury. Our goal is to improve both strength and posture for long-term relief.
Nerve compression occurs when a nerve in the spine is pinched, leading to pain, numbness, or weakness that can radiate into the legs. Our physiotherapy treatments are designed to relieve pressure on the affected nerves and restore normal function. We’ll work on exercises that improve spinal alignment and reduce nerve irritation.