Low Back Pain
Low back pain shows up in two very different ways: the sudden kind, where you “threw your back out” doing something ordinary, and the kind that's been quietly building for months. Both deserve more than being told to rest and wait it out.
The standard expectation for a significant back injury is often around six months of recovery. That timeline isn't a guarantee, it's an average, and it usually reflects the body being left to compensate and heal on its own rather than being actively treated.
What We've Seen
One client came to us right after throwing her back out. Six sessions and two weeks later, she was pain-free and back to her regular activities, well ahead of the typical six-month timeline for her condition.
“Very professional and knew exactly what the trouble spots were and how to help with the problems I have with my back.”
Whether your back pain started yesterday or has been part of your life for years, treatment starts with figuring out what's actually driving it, not just addressing where it hurts today.
