Back & Spine

Back & Spine

Back pain affects millions of people and is a leading cause of disability. Whether you're dealing with acute pain from a recent injury or chronic pain that's been present for months or years, our physiotherapists use evidence-based techniques to address the root cause and help you return to pain-free movement.

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The Root Cause

Common Causes

Back pain can result from numerous factors:

  • Muscle or ligament strain from heavy lifting or awkward movements
  • Disc herniation or bulging discs
  • Poor posture and prolonged sitting
  • Degenerative changes in the spine
  • Facet joint dysfunction
  • Weak core muscles providing inadequate spinal support
  • Previous injuries that weren't fully rehabilitated
Common Causes

Diagnosis

Symptoms We Address

Back conditions present with various symptoms:

Localized pain in the lower or upper back

Our assessment identifies and resolves localized pain in the lower or upper back to restore your quality of life.

Pain radiating into the buttocks or legs (sciatica)

Our assessment identifies and resolves pain radiating into the buttocks or legs (sciatica) to restore your quality of life.

Stiffness, especially in the morning

Our assessment identifies and resolves stiffness, especially in the morning to restore your quality of life.

Muscle spasms

Our assessment identifies and resolves muscle spasms to restore your quality of life.

Numbness or tingling in the legs or feet

Our assessment identifies and resolves numbness or tingling in the legs or feet to restore your quality of life.

Weakness in the legs

Our assessment identifies and resolves weakness in the legs to restore your quality of life.

Pain that worsens with sitting, standing, or specific movements

Our assessment identifies and resolves pain that worsens with sitting, standing, or specific movements to restore your quality of life.

Our Approach

How Our Physiotherapists Help

We offer comprehensive back pain management:

Thorough assessment to identify the source of pain
Manual therapy including spinal mobilization and soft tissue techniques
Core strengthening and spinal stabilization exercises
Movement pattern correction and body mechanics training
Neural mobilization for sciatic symptoms
Postural education and ergonomic advice
Pain science education to reduce fear and improve outcomes
Individualized home exercise programs
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Our Approach

When to Seek Help

Book an assessment if you have:

Back pain persisting beyond a few days
Pain radiating into your legs
Numbness, tingling, or weakness in the legs
Pain following an injury or accident
Recurring episodes of back pain
Pain affecting your ability to work or sleep
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Common Concerns

Frequently Asked Questions

Current research strongly supports staying active. Complete bed rest can actually delay recovery. We'll guide you on appropriate activities and exercises that promote healing while avoiding movements that aggravate your condition.
Absolutely. Even long-standing back pain responds well to physiotherapy. We address muscle imbalances, movement patterns, and contributing factors that perpetuate chronic pain, helping you regain control and function.
Most cases of back pain don't require imaging initially. We can diagnose and effectively treat most back conditions through clinical assessment. If imaging is needed, we'll advise you and can coordinate with your doctor.
Acute back pain often improves in 4-6 sessions, while chronic conditions may require 8-12 weeks of treatment. Many patients experience significant relief after just 2-3 sessions, with continued improvement thereafter.

Don't Let Pain
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