"I'm In PAIN"
Can Spinal Corrective Care Help ME?

We are often asked: "What's the best way of finding out whether or not Spinal Corrective Care can help my problem?"
We believe the answer can be found in a complete consultation and examination.

​YOUR INTIAL VISIT WILL INCLUDE:
  • ​​​A private consultation with the Practitioner
  • 3-D computerised postural assessment & Thermo. Spinal Scan
  • A thorough spinal examination including orthopaedic & neurological tests
  • A confidential verbal report of your findings
  • An explanation of our treatment procedure if we determine Spinal Corrective Care may be able to help you


                        £25

THE CONDITIONS BELOW ARE SOME OF THE WARNING SIGNALS:

  • LOW BACK PAIN
  • NECK PAIN
  • HEADACHES
  • POOR POSTURE
  • PAIN BETWEEN THE SHOULDER BLADES
  • LEG & ARM PAIN
  • KNEE PAIN
  • ​NUMBNESS:ARMS & LEGS


OFFER ENDS ON THE 29th June 2018
(procedures that normally cost 75 pounds)

If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, contact our centre today


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Adjustments [Treatment]

Please see below a list of conditions that the independent Bronfort Report 2010 reveals have moderate or high-postive response to manual therapies:
* Acute low back pain
* Chronic low back pain
* Acute/sub acute neck pain
* Acute whiplash-associated disorders
* Chronic neck pain
* Cervicogenic dizziness
* Shoulder girdle pain/dysfunction
* Adhesive capsulitis (frozen shoulder)
* Tennis elbow
* Hip osteoarthritis
* Knee osteoarthritis
* Patellofemoral knee pain syndrome
* Plantar fasciitis
* Migraine headache
* Cervicogenic headache (headaches coming from the neck)

There are other conditions that we have helped with over the years - see our Testimonial Book in the clinic - but will require more independent research. Optimal BodyWorks often uses the following techniques:

- Applied Kinesiology & Neural Organisation Techniques 
- Manual Manipulation 
- Activator methods
- Sacral Occipital Techniques, including Blocks
- Rehabilitative exercises
- Nutritional & Lifestyle advice
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