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Conditions we treat

Back & Neck Conditions

We assess and treat back and neck pain, including nerve-related symptoms, whether it started suddenly or has built up over time.

All conditions
Back & neck

What we see most often

If yours isn’t listed, we can still help — every treatment plan starts with a proper assessment.

  • Lower Back Pain

    Back pain can develop following lifting, exercise, sport, prolonged sitting or repetitive movements.
  • Neck Pain

    Neck pain and stiffness can develop following injury, prolonged desk work, training, poor movement patterns or everyday activities.
  • Sciatica

    Pain, tingling or other symptoms travelling from the lower back into the buttock or leg, often associated with irritation of nerves in the lower back.
  • Cervical Radiculopathy

    Neck-related nerve irritation that can cause pain, pins and needles, numbness or weakness extending into the arm.
  • Thoracic & Upper Back Pain

    Pain and stiffness around the middle and upper back, which can be associated with posture, training, repetitive movements or muscular tension.
  • Herniated Disc / Slipped Disc

    A disc problem in the spine that can sometimes irritate nearby nerves and cause back or limb symptoms.
  • Spinal Stenosis

    Narrowing around the spinal canal or nerve pathways that can contribute to back and leg symptoms.
  • Facet Joint Pain

    Pain and stiffness associated with the small joints at the back of the spine.
  • Osteoarthritis

    Joint pain and stiffness associated with changes within a joint. We can help manage symptoms and maintain strength, mobility and function.
How we can help

Treatments for these conditions

Most people start with an injury consultation, so we can assess the problem properly before deciding on the right treatment.

  • Injury consultation & treatment

    A thorough assessment of your injury, strength and mobility, then hands-on treatment and a clear plan to get you back to what you love.
  • Sports massage

    Also known as deep tissue massage: targeted hands-on work to ease tension, speed up recovery and keep you moving, whether you're training for an event or sitting at a desk all week.
  • Medical acupuncture

    Also known as dry needling: fine, sterile needles placed into trigger points and tight muscles to reduce pain, ease tension and improve how you move, often with immediate results.

Not sure which treatment you need?

Even if your condition isn’t listed here, we can help. We’re trained in the assessment and treatment of a wide range of MSK disorders, and we tailor every treatment plan to your needs and goals. Start with an injury consultation and we’ll assess it properly.