From acute, excruciating pain that stops you in your tracks to chronic back pain that can leave you feeling exhausted, scared and vulnerable, with the constant worry that you’ll never get better.
We also understand that you have the ability to recover if the right environment is created.
So, alongside first class treatment we also offer all the expert advice, support and motivation you need to overcome the challenges on your road to recovery.
The Sussex Back Pain Clinic has been established since 1990 so, with a proven track record, you can rest assured that you are in the very best hands. We have grown to be one of the largest osteopathy clinics in Brighton & Hove and the only one primarily specialising in spinal pain.
Our experience and wide range of treatments means that we can help with any type of back pain, neck pain and spinal related conditions. We are always looking to introduce new and innovative approaches to be at the forefront of spinal treatment, like IDD Therapy – our specialist disc treatment technology – and our unique movement rehabilitation programmes.
At the Sussex Back Pain Clinic, you will always receive the very best level of care and service from our friendly, approachable and helpful team of osteopaths in Brighton and Hove, ensuring that you have:
From niggling aches & pains, that just won’t go away, right up to a ‘screaming’ trapped nerve that won’t even let you sleep, if you want an experienced and trustworthy clinic that specialises in your condition, with a complete range of approaches to get you better, you are in the right place.
You will be listened to, understood and actively involved in your recovery, making sure that you have the best treatment, knowledge, skills and the most up to date advice that you need to not only get you out of pain but stay that way.
So, if you want to get back to enjoying the rest of your life……. Come and see us
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