Osteopath Nottingham – Low Back Pain Specialist
People who have had back pain are often, and understandably, fearful of doing something which might make it happen again. Unfortunately if we avoid activities like rowing then we are setting our selves up for another painful episode in the …
It’s perhaps the most frequently asked question in clinic. I think the important bit of the question is why does my joint move better and pain decrease after the joint has been clicked. Hopefully this video will help you understand …
The world of physical health is plagued by half truths and ideas which often hinder peoples recovery. An important part of my osteopathy is helping people make sense of the craziness that is their pain. I aim to arm my …
Why do so many young men injure themselves deadlifting often resulting in long-term chronic low back problems? Here are the generalisations: Having a strong back is a very good idea. Being able to pick up a heavy barbell is an …
Piriformis syndrome is a common ‘self-diagnosis’ for pain in the bum associated with sciatica-type symptoms. I prefer to describe it as a pain in the bum and leg and not to use the term ‘Piriformis Syndrome’ for 2 reasons. 1) …
Sciatica is a common cause of pain in the leg and is a regular presentation in osteopathic clinics. I probably see 5 or 6 people per week with sciatica type symptoms. Good to know Sciatica means aggravation of the sciatic …
Pain due to uncontrolled movement is a common symptom in people with chronic low back pain. Patients will describe having full or good range of movement and being able to do everything they want to but ONLY if they do …
Pain with Uncontrolled Movement & Overprotective Movement Strategies Read more »
These days I find most of my clients are very open to discussing the mind & body connection which is central to my osteopathic work. I like to work with my clients to expand this idea with some thoughts about …
Treating Mind & Body – A Simple Biological Explanation Read more »
As an Osteopath I treat mind and body, but I find it hard to think about the mind and body as separate entities. They are essential and interwoven elements of the person. I treat people. Think about how we use …
