Consultations Screening & Diagnosis Integrated Treatments Emergency + Triage MRI & Referrals

 

Listen to your pain. Prioritise recovery.

 

 

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Your One-Stop Solution for Natural

pain Relief, Recovery & Prevention

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APPOINTMENTS

08:00 - 20:00     Monday  –  Friday

10:00 - 14:00     Saturday

Clinic & Video  Appointments

Consultations  +  Integrated  Treatments

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EMERGENCY APPOINTMENTS

Emergency & Triage  -  Same Day Consultations  -  Emergency Treatment  -  Emergency Call-Out

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CONSULT - DIAGNOSE - TREAT - REHAB - COACH - TRAIN - DESIGN

Personalised Treatment Plan

Personalised Pain Recovery Programme

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INTEGRATED TREATMENT

Osteopathy, Cranial Osteopathy, Medical Acupuncture, Soft Tissue Therapies, Bioenergy,

Gua Sha, Cupping, Decompression Therapy and  Thermal Massage.

Additional therapies include Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy & Cryotherapy.

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REHAB & TRAINING

Guided training during injury, with personalised rehab video tools that support progressive healing and recovery.

Return To Fitness  -  Return To Season -   Competition & Performance -  Ergonomic Fitness & Design

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REFERRALS

MRI & Diagnostic Imaging - Blood & Lab Tests - Letters & Reports

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SECOND OPINION

Review your case & condition, establish if and how we can help.

Discuss your recovery potential, treatment & rehab plan, including further investigations and surgical pathways.

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UNTIL CLINICS

Conveniently located centrally in Marylebone, Soho and Liverpool Street.

 

 

Why it makes sense to listen to your pain and prioritise recovery with professional help

  • When it comes to pain and injury recovery, time matters. With pain lasting 3 months or more, our priority is to prevent your condition from progressing and developing further into a more complicated condition and disability.
  • If pain does not ease or symptoms get progressively worse with time, it is advisable to seek professional help as soon as possible.
  • It is preferable to achieve a full recovery within 6 weeks from the onset of any new pain or injury - this is known as the acute phase. More severe and complicated injuries can persist for 6-12 weeks - this is known as the subacute phase.
  • Pain lasting longer than 12 weeks changes in the brain, and goes from being a physical symptom of an injury to a disease, a sensitized pain state, known as chronic pain - which is a more complicated problem to live with and treat.

 

 

 

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