Spinal Rehabilitation - Neck and Back Injury Dublin County

The location of this clinic is at Greenhills in Dublin, Ireland. Alternative healthcare therapies are provided at the clinic for the long term health and wellbeing of patients. Restoring the normal function of patients in the shortest possible time is the aim of the friendly and welcoming therapist who makes patients feel at ease from the first visit. Conditions treated include sports injuries, arthritic pain, Services provided include sports massage therapy, deep tissue massage, craniosacral massage, Thai massage, Indian head massage, a combination of sports massage and craniosacral therapy and Reflexology.

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This spacious modern clinic is the largest provider of private physiotherapy in Ireland. The clinic is located in Lucan Village near Dublin in Ireland. Only chartered physiotherapists are employed to treat patients at the clinic. Physiotherapy services provided at the clinic include, corporate services onsite for large companies including musculoskeletal screening, health, posture correction and exercise advice and assessment of workplace ergonomics, treatments and advice for sportspersons and Pilates classes. A detailed assessment is done at first and a treatment plan inclusive of the number of sessions required is drawn up.

At the Blackrock Osteopaths clinic our highly qualified and experienced practioners offer Osteopathic treatments designed to give you effective relief from your back, neck, muscle, nerve or joint pain symptoms. Osteopathic treatments have been shown scientifically to be of benefit in many conditions, including: •Chronic and acute low back pain •Chronic and acute Neck Pain •Whiplash associated disorders •Shoulder pain and dysfunction •Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) •Tennis Elbow (lateral epicondylitis) •Hip Osteoarthritis •Knee Osteoarthritis •Patellofemoral pain syndrome •Plantar fasciitis •Migraine headache •Cervicogenic headache

This experienced osteopath treats painful musculoskeletal conditions at his clinics located in Dublin and At Granges Road in Kilkenny, Ireland. Referrals are accepted from local GP practices and hospitals by the team at the clinic. Children, adults and elderly patients are treated at the clinic. Gentle cranial osteopathy treatments are performed for infants and young children. A detailed initial consultation is scheduled and a treatment plan is drawn up. Conditions treated include joint and muscle pains and stiffness, repetitive strain injuries and pregnancy related aches and pains. The clinics are registered with all major health insurance providers.

Our team of highly skilled Chartered Physiotherapists specialise in a broad range of Physiotherapy treatments and condtions.  BodyRight Physiotherapists can assess and analyse the effect of injury, inactivity, illness and disability on your functional ability. This may be the result of conditions including respiratory, cardiovascular, orthorpaedic or neurological.We design a treatment programme specifically for you based on your functional ability and personal aims or goals.Progress will be regularly reviewed and treatment modified to help you achieve the best outcome possible. Other Treatments available at BodyRight Physiotherapy include: - Pilates classes held in our modern studio, designed for those with back/neck pain and other injuries. - Dublin City's first Cryotherapy Ice Spa for sports injury and recovery. - Hand Therapy Clinic with Occupational Therapist and Hand Specialist Kathleen Devlin Rooney - Podiatry Clinic with Isobel Guckian of Feet Savers   

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John graduated from Trinity College with Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Physiology and from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in England as a chiropractor. After working in London he returned to Dublin in 1992 and now practices in Ranelagh and Walkinstown. John combines his knowledge of the human body with chiropractic to provide a unique, professional and safe approach to the treatment of back complaints. He works closely with members of the medical profession in the treatment of conditions such as: back pain and leg pain, neck pain and arm pain, trapped nerves and sciatica, headaches and migraine, slipped disc, frozen shoulder, whiplash, sports injuries, repetitive strain, jaw problems, arthritis and back pain in pregnancy. John receives medical referrals of infants diagnosed with colic and reflux, and has a success rate in excess of 90% in treating these cases.In his treatment of sports injuries John has worked both in Ireland and abroad with high performance professional and international athletes in sports such as basketball, squash, tennis, rugby, soccer and skiing. He has also worked with FAI teams such as St. Patrick’s Athletic, Athlone Town and Monaghan United. He has provided backstage and on-set services to both the music and film industries, and has also been chiropractor to the American, Australian and Argentine Embassies.

Castleknock in Dublin, Ireland is the location of this clinic where chartered physiotherapists help patients by relieving them of pain. The team is experienced and has served sporting teams and businesses before establishing the clinic. Conditions treated include sports injuries, work related injuries, acute and chronic back pain, headaches and migraines, joint stiffness and sprains, muscle sprains and fractures. Services provided include manual physiotherapy, dry needling, Neurostrucural Integration Technique, myofacial release, sports and deep tissue massage, kinesiotaping, Primal Reflex Release Technique, Pilates, biomechanical assessments and exercise prescriptions to prevent the recurrence of the condition.

I had always been interested in healing throughout my adult life, but was not ready to explore it until recent years. Up until 2004, I worked in a job which held little stimulation for me and I lived mainly for  weekends. When I was made redundant in 2004 , I decided to use the opportunity to finally follow my dream. I began by studying Neuro-Muscular Therapy and Sports Massage, because of my keen interest in football, and enjoyed the courses immensely. During my first year as a qualified Neuro-Muscular therapist, I developed a strong interest in Reiki healing, and qualified as a Reiki and Seichim Master in 2007.  I found that many aspects of my life began to change in a positive way, and still continue to change. After completing all the levels of Reiki/Seichim, I went on to do further  energy work with Kathleen Milner (founder of Tera-Mai Reiki), including working with Sakara and Cahokia energies. While working part-time as a Sports Massage and Reiki therapist, I returned to College, this time to study Naturopathy. I was interested in learning in-depth about topics including Bach Flower Remedies, Tissue Salts and Iridology, so that I could integrate this knowledge into my Energy Healing and Sports Massage practice. In the recent years since I began to follow my heart, and to do what I truly loved, I have achieved more  than I had in all my years up to that point. As well as achieving my qualifications in the various therapies, I was also accepte