Featured Treatments

A nerve block is a small injection of local anaesthetic placed near the specific nerve carrying your pain. It takes a few minutes, interrupts the pain signal, and helps confirm where the pain is actually coming from.

Relief varies between people, and treatments usually work better as part of a wider plan often by creating the window that makes movement and physiotherapy possible.

Nerve Blocks

Botox for Migraines

Botox for migraine follows a fixed, standardized pattern the same one used in the clinical trials that showed it works. Each treatment is given as small injections across muscle areas of the head and neck.

The front sites cover the forehead, the muscles between the eyebrows, and the temples on both sides.

The aim is simple: fewer migraine days, and more days that belong to you rather than to your headache.

Movement is one of the best evidenced treatments for chronic pain when it's prescribed properly rather than just recommended. The right kind, the right amount, built up at a pace your body will accept.

The back sites run across the back of the head, down either side of the neck, and along the tops of the shoulders.

Movement Is Medicine

Yoga & Tai Chi

Walking

Exercise