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Back Pain, Neck Pain and Ongoing Tension in Mission Calgary

The things people come in with, understood through how the whole body moves.

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What Brings People In

Some people arrive with a clear problem, like back pain after lifting or a neck that seized up overnight. Others come in with something harder to name: tension that never fully lets go, fatigue that rest doesn't fix, a symptom they've been managing for months. We treat both the same way to start. We look at the pattern behind the pain, not the spot that hurts, because the sore spot is often not where the problem begins. That's why we begin with an assessment rather than a treatment. Understanding what's driving the issue is what makes the care that follows stick.

Conditions We Help With

A range of the concerns people bring to us. If yours isn't listed, an assessment is still the right first step.

Headaches

For anyone dealing with tension headaches, neck-related head pain or recurring pressure that keeps coming back.

Low Back Pain

For stiffness, aching or sharp pain in the lower back, whether it flared this week or keeps coming back.

Hip Pain

For deep groin ache, outer hip pain or stiffness that flares when you walk, sit or lie on your side.

Shoulder Pain

For a shoulder that catches when you reach overhead, aches at night or has lost its easy range of movement.

Rotator Cuff Injuries

For anyone with shoulder pain reaching overhead, weakness lifting, or an ache that wakes you at night.

Plantar Fasciitis

For the sharp heel pain that hits your first steps in the morning and eases as you get moving.

Tennis Elbow

For the outer-elbow pain that flares when you grip, lift a kettle, or shake hands.

Neck Pain

For stiffness, aching and restricted movement in the neck, and the headaches that come with it.

Knee Pain

For aching, stiff or unstable knees that flare with stairs, squatting, kneeling or running.

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The Assessment

How We Work Out What's Going On

We start by hearing the full story, including things that seem unrelated. Then we look at how you move, where restriction shows up, and how the areas of tension connect.

From there we form a picture of what's likely driving your symptoms and which disciplines can help. If something falls outside what we do, we'll tell you and point you toward the right care.

Questions About What We Treat

What if my problem isn't listed?

The list isn't exhaustive. Book an assessment and we'll tell you whether we can help or point you elsewhere.

Do I need a diagnosis first?

No. Part of the initial visit is understanding what's going on. You don't need to arrive with answers.

What if I've already seen someone else?

That's common and helpful. Tell us what you've tried and what changed, and we'll build on it rather than start from scratch.

Understand What's Driving It

An assessment looks at the pattern behind your pain or tension, so the plan that follows is built on what's going on. Choose a time that works for you.

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