Services
Assessment sets the plan. Hands-on treatment and technology restore the mechanics. Structured rehabilitation makes the change hold.
A 45-minute examination of the spine, joint or soft tissue involved, with a written plan at the end.
The appointment starts with history and examination. We test the movements that provoke your symptoms and record range, strength and pain scores as a baseline.
You leave knowing the working diagnosis, what is driving it, how many sessions the presentation typically takes and what the first stage of treatment involves. Nothing is started before it is explained.
Hands-on adjustments, manipulation and soft-tissue treatment, delivered in person.
Treatment is hands-on: adjustments, joint articulation and manipulation, soft-tissue technique and mobilisation, selected against what the assessment found rather than applied as a routine.
Shockwave, TECAR, PEMF and electrotherapy are used alongside manual work where the presentation calls for it — never as a substitute for it.
A progressive loading programme, written down and reviewed against your baseline measures.
Treatment on the couch restores the mechanics. Rehabilitation is what makes the change hold. Your programme is written, staged and progressed against the measures taken at assessment.
We review at each visit and adjust the load. Where you are returning to sport or to manual work, we test before we clear you.
Technology
Hands-on treatment leads. Where the assessment shows it will help, it is combined with shockwave, radiofrequency or magnetic field therapy on dedicated equipment in the treatment room.
Radial shockwave
EMS DOLORCLAST® Radial Shock Waves · Swiss DOLORCLAST® Master
A handpiece delivers pressure waves that spread outward from the skin into the tissue beneath. Pressure, frequency and the number of impulses are set for the area and adjusted to what you can tolerate.
Long-standing tendon and soft-tissue problems, such as tennis elbow, Achilles and patellar tendinopathy, and plantar heel pain.
Focused shockwave
EMS Swiss PIEZOCLAST®
Piezoelectric shockwaves converge on a focal point at a chosen depth, so the energy reaches deeper or more localised structures with less spread across the surface.
Deeper or more localised tendon and insertion problems, including calcific shoulder tendinopathy and plantar fasciitis.
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TECAR
Radiofrequency
TECAR — capacitive and resistive energy transfer — passes a radiofrequency current between an electrode and a return plate, warming tissue from within. It is used alongside manual therapy and exercise rather than on its own.
Muscle and joint stiffness, and soft-tissue work during rehabilitation.
Magnetic field
Angie Magneto
A pulsed electromagnetic field — PEMF — is applied through an applicator positioned over the treatment area. Intensity, frequency and session time are set on the unit for the region being treated.
Neck and back pain associated with muscle tension, as an adjunct to hands-on treatment.
Equipment is used only where the assessment shows it is appropriate, and always alongside hands-on treatment and rehabilitation — never instead of them. Suitability, including whether a device should not be used for you, is checked before any session.
How it works
Recovery is built in order: assess the structure, restore the mechanics, then load it. You are told which stage you are in and what ends it.
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45 minutes
History, examination and movement testing. We record range, strength and pain so there is a baseline to measure against. You are told what we found and what it means.
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Per session
Hands-on adjustments, manipulation and soft-tissue work, combined with shockwave, TECAR, PEMF or electrotherapy where the presentation calls for it.
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Between sessions
A structured programme that loads the area progressively. Written down, reviewed at each visit and adjusted against the measures taken at assessment.
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When measures hold
We review the baseline. When range, strength and function hold under load, treatment ends and you keep the programme. We tell you what to watch for.
Presentations
Long-standing, recurring or unexplained spinal pain. We examine the movement that provokes it, then treat the structures driving it.
A staged return to function after surgery or trauma, loaded in the order the tissue tolerates rather than to a fixed calendar.
Load management and return-to-sport testing. We measure before we clear you, and the measures are written down.
Desk-based, manual and repetitive-load work. Treatment addresses the posture and the task, not the symptom alone.
Book an assessment
A 45-minute assessment, a written plan, and specialists who see you through it.
