Have you been struggling with back pain that just won’t quit? If you’re tired of trying every quick fix and still waking up with that same nagging discomfort, you’re in the right place. Here at ARC Rehabilitation & Pilates, we know how frustrating it can be to deal with persistent back pain, and we’re here to help. One of the most effective tools in our back pain recovery toolbox is manual therapy, and we’re excited to share how it can help you find lasting relief.
Manual therapy might sound like a simple hands-on technique, but there’s much more to it. It’s a highly targeted approach used by our skilled therapists to mobilise joints, reduce muscle tension, and improve circulation in the problem areas. Whether your back pain stems from poor posture, a slipped disc, or a muscle strain, manual therapy can help get you moving again — and it all starts with that crucial Initial Consultation.
Before we dive into any treatment, it’s essential that we get a complete picture of your back pain. You see, back pain isn’t just a one-size-fits-all condition. It can result from a number of different causes — muscle imbalances, joint stiffness, or nerve irritation, to name a few. That’s where our expert team at ARC comes in.
During your Initial Consultation, we’ll take the time to dive deep into your medical history, daily activities, and of course, those pesky symptoms that just won’t seem to go away. We’ll then perform a thorough assessment of your back, spine, hips, and other related joints to see how they’re moving and how well they should be moving. This allows us to pinpoint the root cause of your pain and develop a personalised treatment plan tailored just for you.
Now that we’ve identified the source of your pain, it’s time to get to work. Manual therapy is one of the most effective ways to reduce back pain because it directly targets the areas causing discomfort. Here’s how it works:
Joint Mobilisation: If your back pain is due to joint stiffness, manual therapy can help improve the range of motion by gently mobilising those tight joints. This allows for smoother movement, relieving pressure and reducing pain.
Soft Tissue Manipulation: Sometimes, the muscles surrounding your spine become too tight or knotted, contributing to pain and discomfort. Our therapists use soft tissue manipulation techniques to release these muscle knots, improve blood flow, and help your muscles relax.
Trigger Point Release: For many people, back pain is linked to specific trigger points — those painful spots in your muscles that cause sharp, localised pain. With manual therapy, we can target these points and release the tension, giving you immediate relief.
Improved Circulation: By improving blood flow to the affected areas, manual therapy promotes healing and reduces inflammation. This is especially helpful if your pain is due to an injury or overuse.
We hear you. Many of our patients come to us after years of trying painkillers, stretches, and even more drastic measures, only to find that nothing seems to help long-term. Trust us, we’ve been there, done that. But manual therapy, combined with other rehabilitation treatments, has proven time and again to provide lasting relief for even the most stubborn cases of back pain.
At ARC Rehabilitation & Pilates, our team will stop at nothing to get you back on your feet, living pain-free, and doing the activities you love. With a combination of manual therapy, stretching exercises, and strength-building techniques, we’ll address the root of your pain, not just the symptoms.
If you’ve been dealing with back pain for what feels like forever, and you’re ready for real, lasting relief, it’s time to schedule your Initial Consultation with us at ARC Rehabilitation & Pilates. Let’s work together to get you back to your best self. Your back will thank you later!
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