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Finding a Solution for Neck Pain

At Roland Jeffery Physiotherapy neck pain is a very common complaint that the therapists see. Neck pain can be caused by a specific incident / accident or can occur for no apparent reason.

The therapists are aware of the impact neck pain can have on patients, knowing it disrupts their lives, stops them working, playing sports and enjoying life.

We also know that most patients who have one episode of neck pain usually end up having another episode and often another and another...This is often because their pain has settled but the underlying problem has not been addressed.

Download our eBook to learn more about how we provide solutions for Neck Pain.

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  • "If you are experiencing pain or discomfort when you're trying to enjoy playing football then don't put up with it. I have a passion for treating football injuries and would love to see you, I encourage you to book an appointment for a consultation today. I can help get you back playing pain free."

    Jay Lee

  • "I have had great results solving peoples pain with acupuncture. Having qualifications in acupuncture I use the needles gently to restore my clients movement and help with pain and muscle spasm. Most of my clients love acupuncture and are surprised how gentle and easy it is. Call me today and ask how I can help you with acupuncture."

    Emily Lo

  • "I enjoy treating knees, and here at RJ Physio we see many knee injuries and clients suffering from knee pain. Having a great knowledge of how the knee works and wonderful facilities at RJ Physio, including two gyms and a Pilates studio, anyone with a knee problem should see the team. Call me today to see if can help you with your knee pain."

    Hamish Donnison

  • "Having experienced headache’s and neck pain myself I have become an expert at treating them. I have qualified with my post-graduate diploma in manipulative therapy, and love sorting out my client’s stiff and painful necks, helping them with their posture and returning them to work."

    Leighton Wills