If you're experiencing any of the following symptoms or problems, you can be confident that athletic therapy is right for you:

- Muscular pain and stiffness in the back

- Neck pain and stiffness

- Shoulder muscle tension and tightness

- Leg pain and pins and needles

- Sports injuries

- Ankle or knee injuries

- Hamstring, calf, groin muscle, or Achilles tendon pain

- Pain underneath your foot

- Lower back pain when sitting or standing for short periods

- Back pain and stiffness when putting on socks and shoes

At Neuro Health Performance, our athletic therapists commonly see and treat the following injuries:

- Back pain

- Sciatica

- Sacroiliac joint pain and stiffness

- Spinal stenosis

- Weak core stability

- Disc prolapse/herniated disc/slipped disc/bulging disc

- Neck muscle spasm and tension

- Rotator cuff tear

- Impingement syndrome

- Neck spondylosis (degeneration)

- Ankle sprain

- Achilles tendonitis

- Plantar fasciitis

- Knee cartilage injuries

- Post-surgery knee rehabilitation

- Sports injuries and muscle strains

Athletic therapy aims not only to reduce pain and restore function but also to provide you with peace of mind. Our therapists will work to alleviate your pain or get you active again as quickly as possible. They will explain your injury in a way that is easy to understand, including the nature of the injury, how it occurred, and crucially, how to prevent future occurrences.

If you can find your injury or problem in the list, we are confident that our treatment will be beneficial for you. In fact, we offer a Help Guarantee: If after 3 treatments, you are not convinced that athletic therapy has eased your pain or reduced your problem, we will personally refund your payment.

Our services are covered by the majority of private insurance providers. To ensure that we can offer you the most accessible care possible, we can provide either a naturopath or athletic therapy insurance slip.

Athletic therapy is a physical experience, and some treatments may cause temporary discomfort. However, our goal is to be as gentle as possible and minimize any discomfort while effectively resolving your problem. Before performing any techniques, we will inform you about what to expect, including whether it is likely to cause any discomfort and for how long.

In most cases, any discomfort experienced during the treatment subsides quickly. You are always in control, and if you feel that the discomfort is too much, you can let us know, and we will adjust accordingly. As the treatment progresses, the discomfort usually diminishes. We will also provide guidance on using ice and heat to alleviate any soreness that may arise from the treatment.

To ensure your comfort during the session, consider the location of your injured body part. For instance, if you have a lower back injury, wearing shorts and a loose vest would be ideal. If you're dealing with a shoulder injury, a vest would be appropriate.

It's important to note that you do not have to remove all of your clothing. Under no circumstances will you be asked to do so. Our therapists strive to keep clothing removal to a minimum, and we will never ask you to remove an item of clothing that would completely expose a large area of your body. If necessary, we may ask you to remove an arm from your top to examine the shoulder region. However, the decision to remove an item of clothing completely is entirely up to you.