These are some of the most frequent conditions we see. These can be caused by weak or overactive muscles creating strain and instability, or poor movement patterns and postural alignment placing excess stress on joints. While the pain may seem isolated, it often points to something deeper. Addressing only the symptoms often leaves the root cause untreated — which is why pain can return or worsen over time.
Organs like your stomach and kidneys, when restricted, can create tension that triggers nerves, causing pain in your back, hips, or shoulders. Stiffness in soft or connective tissue (fascia) can limit mobility and cause compensatory movement patterns, contributing to knee pain. Poor lymphatic flow can lead to inflammation, swelling, and chronic pain. Miscommunication between nerves and muscles can alter movement and trigger pain. These lesser-known contributors are often overlooked, but diagnosing them can be the key to lasting relief.
Using these advanced methods, we analyse the interconnected factors contributing to pain, by deeply scrutinising motion, identifying abnormalities and compensations in your body's moving patterns and tracing your neural maps in the body to identify true pain triggers that no other methods can. Through these methods, we piece together a complete understanding of your body’s mechanics and movement patterns
We use treatments that go beyond conventional physiotherapy, like enhancing circulation to reduce inflammation and accelerate healing, releasing restrictions in organs and soft tissue to alleviate referred pain, restoring joint movement and alignment for pain relief and training your brain and muscles to move with correct patterns. The goal isn’t just pain relief — it’s restoring your body’s natural balance and empowering it to move freely and pain-free.
The cause of every injury varies from injury to injury, sport to sport, . Our clinicians come from diverse sporting, movement arts and clinical backgrounds, granting you insights and customised treatments that are tailored to your problems.
Pain in the hip might be caused by an injury ankles. Pain in the shoulders, might be caused by the nerve damage. Pain in the back might be caused by soft tissue damage or organ conditions that trap nerves, leading to poor muscle control. No symptom is conclusive, hence, we use root-cause analysis with hybrid expertise to identify leading causes of injuries to prescribe the right treatments.
Pain isn't just muscles and orthopaedic imbalances. Nerves, Visceral Tissue and Soft Tissue can trigger pain and injuries. We use an advanced, interdisciplinary approach that combines principles of physics, biomechanics, engineering, neurology and design thinking to target and treat these root causes.