Assessment
Your clinician will discuss symptoms, relevant medical history, work and activity demands, and assess movement, strength and any clinically relevant neurological signs. Further medical assessment may be recommended when indicated.
Clear assessment and practical treatment for spinal pain and movement limitations.
Back and neck pain can affect sleep, work, exercise and everyday confidence. Peak describes treating work-related musculoskeletal discomfort, posture-related concerns, sciatica and persistent pain using an individual approach.
Every patient is different. We consider your symptoms, health history, movement and what you need to return to, rather than applying a standard treatment routine.
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The following examples illustrate the kinds of problems commonly discussed in this service. Your practitioner will confirm suitability at assessment.
This information is general and is not a diagnosis. Urgent or worrying symptoms should be assessed through an appropriate medical service.
Your clinician will discuss symptoms, relevant medical history, work and activity demands, and assess movement, strength and any clinically relevant neurological signs. Further medical assessment may be recommended when indicated.
Depending on your presentation, management may involve reassurance, movement advice, progressive exercise, activity modification and hands-on treatment where appropriate. The aim is to improve function rather than promise a quick fix.
Monitor response, adapt exercise and activity, and review progress towards goals that are realistic for your individual situation.
No. Pain is influenced by multiple factors. Assessment should consider movement, activity, symptoms and individual circumstances.
Bring any existing imaging reports, but scans are not necessary for every presentation.
Please bring any relevant referral letters, medical reports or scan results you already have, and wear clothing suitable for examining the affected area.
Arrange an assessment and discuss an individual treatment direction.