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Common questions
Before you call.
Booking, what to bring, payment and our rescheduling policy — the practical details people usually want sorted before their first visit.
Or just call usEvery technique is calibrated to what your tissue can tolerate that day, not a fixed protocol — if something is too much, your therapist adjusts or stops immediately. Mild soreness after a session is normal, similar to a hard workout; a sharp spike in your original pain isn’t, and you should flag it before your next visit.
Often, yes — previous treatment usually addressed the symptom rather than the underlying movement fault causing it. Bring whatever reports or history you have to your assessment; it saves us time and tells us what’s already been ruled out.
No — describing where it hurts and when it started is enough to book. Working out the actual cause is what your first assessment is for, not something you’re expected to arrive with.
Yes — it’s programmed by a clinician around your specific injury, not a generic class, and sessions run in small groups of four or fewer so form gets corrected in real time. If your case needs closer attention, we run it one-to-one instead.
Usually not entirely — we typically modify rather than stop, so training continues around the injury instead of on hold. If your case genuinely needs a full pause, we’ll say so plainly and give you a realistic date to resume.
We re-test you on a set schedule, not just when you ask — if the plan isn’t working by then, we change the approach or refer you out, rather than continuing the same sessions indefinitely.
Both — hands-on treatment in the clinic is paired with a home exercise plan, because the work you do between sessions usually determines how fast you recover. You’ll leave your first visit with specific exercises, not a generic handout.
Yes, and we’d rather tell you that upfront than take your money for sessions that won’t help. If your case needs imaging, a specialist, or surgery first, we say so at the assessment and point you in the right direction.