Soft Tissue Massage • Joint Mobilisation • Therapeutic Exercises •
Dry Needling • Electrical Muscle Stimulation •
Soft Tissue Massage • Joint Mobilisation • Therapeutic Exercises •
Dry Needling • Electrical Muscle Stimulation •
Soft Tissue Massage • Joint Mobilisation • Therapeutic Exercises •
Dry Needling • Electrical Muscle Stimulation •
Soft Tissue Massage • Joint Mobilisation • Therapeutic Exercises •
Dry Needling • Electrical Muscle Stimulation •
Soft Tissue Massage • Joint Mobilisation • Therapeutic Exercises •
Dry Needling • Electrical Muscle Stimulation •
Soft Tissue Massage • Joint Mobilisation • Therapeutic Exercises •
Dry Needling • Electrical Muscle Stimulation •
Soft Tissue Massage • Joint Mobilisation • Therapeutic Exercises •
Dry Needling • Electrical Muscle Stimulation •
Soft Tissue Massage • Joint Mobilisation • Therapeutic Exercises •
Dry Needling • Electrical Muscle Stimulation •
Soft Tissue Massage • Joint Mobilisation • Therapeutic Exercises •
Dry Needling • Electrical Muscle Stimulation •
Soft Tissue Massage • Joint Mobilisation • Therapeutic Exercises •
Dry Needling • Electrical Muscle Stimulation •
Managing Pain
Pain is a pain. It is a barrier to moving well, enjoying life
and doing all the things you love doing.
I can’t tell you how many times I have hear: “I was waiting for it to get better, but then it didn’t”.
I can’t tell you how many times I have hear: “I was waiting for it to get better, but then it didn’t”.
Pain can be multifactoral and it’s important to understanding
the driving factors behind it.
Is it an acute injury, e.g. you sprained your ankle, or hurt
your neck working at the laptop for too many hours or your back
is feeling niggly after a golf game.
Is it chronic pain? Whereby you are experiencing pain far beyond
the point of tissue healing, and yet your pain continues to
persist. The body and brain make adaptations when they feel
under threat, have been immobile for too long. These changes can
stay despite your muscle, tendon or ligament being fully healed.
Interesting right? This requires someone who has studied pain
management to assist you and luckily I have through the Train
Pain Academy.
Treatment Techniques for acute pain may include:
Soft Tissue Massage
Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapy - OMT
Visceral Manipulation involves a hands-on approach to
assess and treat restrictions in the mobility of internal
organs. Developed by Jean-Pierre Barral, this technique is
based on the idea that improved mobility of the viscera
can positively impact overall health and alleviate
symptoms.
Joint and nerve Mobilisation
Dry Needling - Optimal Dry Needling Solutions
Visceral Manipulation involves a hands-on approach to
assess and treat restrictions in the mobility of internal
organs. Developed by Jean-Pierre Barral, this technique is
based on the idea that improved mobility of the viscera
can positively impact overall health and alleviate
symptoms.
Therapeutic Exercises
Chronic Pain Management - Train Pain Academy
Visceral Manipulation involves a hands-on approach to
assess and treat restrictions in the mobility of internal
organs. Developed by Jean-Pierre Barral, this technique is
based on the idea that improved mobility of the viscera
can positively impact overall health and alleviate
symptoms.
Dry Needling (not acupuncture)
Women’s Health - South African Society of Physiotherapy
Visceral Manipulation involves a hands-on approach to
assess and treat restrictions in the mobility of internal
organs. Developed by Jean-Pierre Barral, this technique is
based on the idea that improved mobility of the viscera
can positively impact overall health and alleviate
symptoms.
Electrical Muscle Stimulation
Visceral Manipulation - Barral Institute
Visceral Manipulation involves a hands-on approach to
assess and treat restrictions in the mobility of internal
organs. Developed by Jean-Pierre Barral, this technique is
based on the idea that improved mobility of the viscera
can positively impact overall health and alleviate
symptoms.
Cupping
Breastfeeding Course - Thompson Method
Visceral Manipulation involves a hands-on approach to
assess and treat restrictions in the mobility of internal
organs. Developed by Jean-Pierre Barral, this technique is
based on the idea that improved mobility of the viscera
can positively impact overall health and alleviate
symptoms.
Why Choose Our Pain Management Services
Our approach to pain management combines advanced physiotherapy
techniques with a comprehensive understanding of the
musculoskeletal system.
Kalli Papoutsis, with her expertise in physiotherapy, ensures that
all treatments are safe, effective, and specifically adapted to
your personal health needs.
Get in touch for some help!
Take THe First Step Towards a Pain-Free Life
Don’t let pain control your life. Contact us today to book a
consultation, and explore how our pain management services can
help you achieve a more comfortable and active lifestyle.
