Are You Frustrated With LONG TERM Back Pain?
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Finally, a Real Solution for Long Term Back Pain
Sick of short-term fixes that don’t last? If you’re dealing with long term back pain, it’s time for a different approach—one that looks beyond just your spine and gets to the real cause.
We use a proven, whole-body assessment to treat the root cause of your back pain and help you get lasting results.
Why Most Long Term Back Pain Treatments Fail
The common biopsychosocial model considers your stress, sleep, exercise, and beliefs around pain. While useful, it often misses one critical area: your body’s physical structures.
In many cases, key biological factors like nerve irritation, joint stiffness, or muscular imbalances are left untreated. That’s why your back pain keeps coming back.
We Treat the Whole Body, Not Just the Back
Our treatment is built on the Regional Interdependence model, which recognises that dysfunction in other areas—like your hips, legs, or even shoulders—can contribute to long term back pain.
This means your pain might not be coming from your back at all.
We take the time to investigate these links and uncover what’s really driving your symptoms.
The Key Step Most Clinics Miss: Nerve Testing
Muscles often tense up to protect irritated nerves. If nerve tension isn’t treated first, any other therapy will have limited or short-lived success.
That’s why we start with neural tension testing to clear the pathway for lasting relief.
A 20-Point Checklist That Gets Results
Using modern neuroscience, we understand that pain is an output from the brain—not always caused by damage in the area you feel it.
We apply a detailed 20-point assessment that:
Identifies the real source of your long term back pain
Finds hidden connections across your body
Tailors treatment to your unique case
Focuses on results that matter to you
How Long Until You Feel Better?
We follow a 7-step process that’s designed to solve your problem—not just mask it.
In 90% of cases, clients achieve a major breakthrough within 3 to 5 hours of treatment and testing.
Your “good result” is defined by your personal goal—whether that’s walking pain-free, getting back to work, or simply sleeping without discomfort.
We Use the Ridgway Method—And It Works
Our clinic uses the Ridgway Method, a structured approach that combines full-body testing, nerve screening, and movement analysis to treat long term back pain effectively.
It works where other treatments often fail—and our Google reviews speak for themselves.
If we’re not the right team to help you, we’ll refer you to someone who can.
Book Your Free 15-Minute Back Pain Consultation
Want to know if we can help? Let’s talk.
We offer a free 15-minute phone consultation where we:
Learn about your back pain history
Explain how our unique approach works
Answer your questions
Confirm whether we’re the right fit
👉 Call us or book online today and take the first step toward lasting relief from long term back pain.
FAQs about Long term Back Pain
What is the biopsychosocial model of low back pain?
The biopsychosocial model is a widely accepted framework for treating low back disorders. It considers multiple contributing factors, including:
Lifestyle (sleep, stress, activity)
Psychological influences (beliefs, thoughts, and emotional responses)
Social or contextual factors (work, relationships, support systems)
This model is supported by strong clinical evidence and is often used to explain why back pain can persist beyond tissue healing.
Why do you believe the “bio” component is often missed in standard care?
While the biopsychosocial model is comprehensive in theory, we believe that the “bio” component—referring to the physical structures of the body—is often under-assessed in typical clinical settings.
As a result, dysfunctions such as muscle imbalances, joint stiffness, nerve tension, and poor movement patterns can go undiagnosed. These can play a significant role in the development or persistence of long term back pain.
What is your approach to assessing long term back pain?
Our method involves a whole body assessment grounded in the Regional Interdependence model of musculoskeletal pain. This means we:
Examine areas beyond just the painful region
Look for dysfunctions in other body parts that may be contributing to back pain
Identify and treat the root cause rather than focusing only on symptoms
What is the Regional Interdependence model?
The Regional Interdependence model recognises that impairments in seemingly unrelated regions of the body can influence the area of primary complaint.
For example:
A stiff hip could alter the way you walk and lead to lower back strain
Nerve tension in the leg could cause the back muscles to overprotect
This model supports our view that long term back pain is often the result of broader body dysfunction, not just localised issues.
Why do you test for neural tension?
We test for neural tension because muscles often tighten to protect irritated or sensitive nerves. If neural irritation is not resolved first, then:
Muscles continue to guard
Movement remains restricted
Other therapies won’t hold long-term benefits
Addressing the nerve component first ensures that the rest of the treatment can be more effective and lasting.
What role does the brain play in pain perception?
Emerging neuroscience research shows that pain is an output from the brain—not always a direct sign of tissue damage.
This means:
The cause of pain is not always located where it is felt
The brain can continue producing pain signals even after tissues have healed
Pain can be influenced by emotions, beliefs, and past experiences
Our assessment reflects this by looking at both neurophysiological and structural contributors to pain.
How do you determine the true cause of back pain?
We use a comprehensive 20-point checklist to systematically:
Examine your whole body for mechanical and neurological dysfunctions
Identify the interconnections between regions
Assess psychosocial factors as part of a complete picture
This structured method helps us find the primary driver of your long term back pain, rather than just chasing symptoms.
What happens once you identify the cause?
Once we identify the root cause of your condition, we:
Treat it to 100% resolution
Teach you self-management techniques to prevent recurrence
Help you work toward specific functional goals (e.g., walking pain-free, lifting again, returning to sport)
What results can I expect from this approach?
We follow a 7-step treatment and testing process. In 90% of cases, we achieve your defined “good result” within 3–5 hours of clinical time.
Your “good result” is measured by what you want to be able to do—whether that’s sitting comfortably, exercising, or simply being pain-free.
What if you can’t help me?
If, after our initial assessment, we determine that your condition requires different care, we’ll refer you to the most appropriate practitioner. Our goal is to see you improve—even if it’s not with us.
What is the Ridgway Method?
We use the Ridgway Method, a highly structured and evidence-informed approach to musculoskeletal pain treatment. It’s based on:
Identifying root causes through systematic testing
Treating the body as a whole
Measuring outcomes based on functional improvement, not just pain reduction
It’s helped many of our clients finally move past persistent back pain—especially after trying multiple other treatments.
How can I get started?
We offer a free 15-minute phone consultation to:
Understand your history and symptoms
Explain our process in more detail
Answer your specific questions
Determine if we’re the right fit to help you
👉 To book your free consultation, contact our clinic today.
Let’s take the first step toward solving your long term back pain—permanently.