Physiotherapy Treatment For Back Pain
Comprehensive clinical assessment and targeted evidence-based rehabilitation for lower back stiffness, sciatica, herniated discs, and posture-related spinal pain to restore comfortable movement.
✓ HCPC-registered ✓ Same-week slots ✓ No GP referral
Conditions We Treat
Lower Back Pain
Pain after sitting
Sciatica and leg pain
Elevate your daily comfort by targeting core lower back stiffness and sharp discomfort. Experience optimal mobility, effortless posture, and peak physical ease every day.
Say goodbye to desk stiffness and post-drive tightness. Reclaim your body's natural comfort and mobility no matter how long you sit.
Experience relief from sharp, radiating leg pain, lower back discomfort, and tingling sensations. Our targeted therapies address sciatic nerve pressure at the source helping you move comfortably, restore mobility, and get back to living pain-free.
Sudden back spasm
Recurring back pain
Morning stiffness
A sudden, intense catch or locking feeling in your back often triggered by everyday movements like bending, twisting, or lifting heavy objects.
When back pain keeps coming back, temporary fixes aren't enough. Discover targeted care designed to restore your routine and protect your mobility.
Wake up refreshed, not restricted. Experience targeted relief to eliminate morning back discomfort and start every day moving effortlessly.
01 — We listen
We'll ask about your symptoms, when the pain started, what makes it better or worse and how it's affecting your everyday activities.02 — We assess
Your physiotherapist will assess your movement, mobility, strength and relevant joints. Nerve-related tests may also be carried out where clinically appropriate.03 — We start treatment
Depending on your assessment, your treatment may include hands-on techniques, movement exercises and practical advice to help improve comfort and mobility.
04 — You leave with a plan
We'll explain our findings, discuss your treatment options and recommend exercises or changes that can support your progress between appointments.
New difficulty controlling your bladder or bowel movements.
Numbness around your groin, genitals or the area you would sit on (saddle area).
Significant or rapidly worsening weakness in both legs.
Severe back pain following significant trauma.