Conditions We Treat · Back & Neck Pain

Back & Neck Pain

Most back and neck pain isn't a single injury — it's a movement pattern that's been overloading the same tissue for a long time.

Back and neck pain are two of the most common reasons people come to see us — and two of the most commonly mistreated. Chasing the sore spot with heat, stretching, or generic core exercises often provides short-term relief without addressing why that area keeps getting overloaded in the first place.

Our Approach

We start with a full movement assessment — how you bend, rotate, breathe, and load your spine throughout the day — to identify the actual mechanical driver behind the pain. From there, treatment typically combines dry needling or fascial manipulation to address the acute tightness, with Postural Restoration® (PRI) movement retraining to correct the underlying pattern so it doesn't keep coming back.

Common Presentations We See

Chronic low back tightness that doesn't respond to stretching, disc-related pain, sciatica-type symptoms radiating into the leg, cervicogenic neck pain and headaches, and postural neck and upper back tension from desk work or training.