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Neck and Spine Physio: Lasting Relief for Stiffness and Pain

Struggling with spine or neck pain? Our physio targets spine and neck issues to ease stiffness, improve mobility, and get you back to daily life. Book your appointment today.

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Targeted Care for Your Neck and Spine.

Neck stiffness or upper back tension shouldn’t hold you back. Our physio treats the spine and neck to ease discomfort at its source.

At Prime Performance, we’ve treated all kinds of neck and spine issues, from sudden injuries to long-term pain and stiffness.

Using tailored techniques, we address everything from postural strain to muscle imbalances, helping you regain movement, ease pain, and return to your daily activities with confidence.

Take the first step toward a more comfortable, active life. Book your spine and neck physio session today!

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Spine & Neck pain explained.

Spine and neck pain are common, often linked to posture, injuries, or spinal issues. Here’s a breakdown of what’s happening and how physio can help:

  • Causes of neck pain:

    • Poor posture

    • Repetitive strain

    • Muscle tension

    • Injuries

    • Nerve irritation

    • Prolonged sitting

    Causes of spine pain:

    • Poor posture

    • Muscle strain

    • Injuries from heavy lifting

    • Repetitive stress on the back

    • Nerve compression or irritation

    • Sedentary lifestyle habits

  • Symptoms of neck pain

    • Stiffness or tightness

    • Reduced range of motion

    • Aching or soreness

    • Sharp or radiating pain into the shoulders

    • Headaches starting at the base of the skull

    Symptoms of spine pain

    • Persistent aching in the upper or mid-back

    • Stiffness that limits flexibility

    • Sharp pain that may worsen with movement

    • Discomfort radiating along the spine

    • Tension spreading from the back into surrounding muscles

  • Common neck injuries

    • Muscle strains

    • Whiplash

    • Pinched nerves

    • Postural imbalances

    • Joint stiffness or sprains

    Common spine injuries

    • Herniated discs

    • Muscle strains from heavy lifting

    • Pinched or compressed nerves

    • Postural imbalances

    • Chronic degenerative conditions

  • Physiotherapy targets the root causes of neck and spine pain. Treatments may include manual therapy, targeted exercises, posture correction, and education on movement habits.

    A tailored physio program helps reduce pain, improve mobility, and prevent future issues.

Your recovery is our priority.

Whether it’s neck stiffness, back tension, or spine issues, our team helps you recover, regain mobility, and prevent future problems with tailored physio care.

We stand by the care we provide. If your first spine or neck physio session doesn’t meet your expectations, we’ll refund your appointment: no hassle, no questions.

Our mission is straightforward: reduce pain, restore movement, and help you get back to the activities you love. Book your spine and neck physio appointment today and start your journey toward lasting relief.

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Spine and Neck Pain Physio FAQ

  • Neck pain physiotherapy is a targeted treatment approach that helps reduce stiffness, relieve pain, and improve mobility in the neck and upper spine.

    It often combines manual therapy, exercises, and posture correction to address the root cause of discomfort.

  • Physiotherapy treats both neck and upper spine issues by improving posture, strengthening muscles, and reducing tension.

    Spine and neck physio work together to restore movement, relieve pain, and prevent future injuries.

  • Sessions typically last between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on your condition and treatment plan.

    Your physiotherapist will tailor the session to your specific neck or spine issues.

  • In most cases, a referral isn’t required to see a physiotherapist.

    However, your GP or specialist can provide one if needed for insurance or treatment purposes.

  • The number of sessions varies depending on the severity and type of neck or spine injury.

    Your physiotherapist will assess your condition and create a personalised plan to achieve the best results.

  • Yes! Spine and neck physiotherapy not only addresses current pain but also focuses on posture, strength, and movement habits, helping reduce the risk of recurring neck and upper back problems.