• When I first consulted Amanda I was suffering from RSI that was preventing me from doing my job as a writer. My right wrist, arm, shoulder and back had seized up and I was unable to type. The pain had not been alleviated by several months of physio, wearing a wrist brace, applying ice packs and taking large quantities ...read more
  • After only one session I could feel the benefits and after a course of treatment I can honestly say that the sessions have changed my life. I come for occasional maintenance sessions now and Amanda has taught me many coping techniques so that I can continue with the benefits of her treatment at home. I am sincerely grateful and would ...read more
  • I went to see Amanda for myofascial release having suffered for many years from muscular aches and pains which I had been told by doctors was fibromyalgia. Since seeing Amanda I have felt strong and fit and have been able to keep up a fitness regime that includes running, cycling and yoga. I would highly recommend her to anyone suffering ...read more

    • Shin Splints (lower leg pain)

    Shin splints is the common term for medial tibial stress syndrome.

    Shin splints is a painful condition of the lower leg caused by inflammation of the periosteum, or fascial covering, of the shin bone, caused by pressure from the surrounding muscles.

    Shin splints is a common complaint of athletes who have recently changed from one playing surface to another, changed their footwear, or altered their technique.

    If left untreated shin splints can lead to stress fractures.

    At the Pain Care Clinic we use sports massage and advanced massage techniques and myofascial release to work on the muscles and connective tissues of the whole leg. And we encourage clients to rest and regularly apply ice to the affected area in between sessions to reduce inflammation.

    Please see case studies and testimonials.

    The Pain Care Clinic specialises in myofascial release and advanced massage therapy for private clients with medical diagnoses of chronic pain conditions and acute pain or injuries.
    The information on these pages is intended to be general information only.
    If you are unsure about your own medical diagnosis or options for medical treatment then please consult a doctor.