Whiplash Scotland

Core Physio was founded in 2002, out of the concept of providing the very best in physiotherapy and personal training. Our state of the art centre has three private consultancy rooms and a fully equipped fitness suite for personal training and rehabilitation Injuries come in many forms and can affect any part of the body. Some are mild sprains or strains to joints and muscles, such as ankles and thighs or you may have a more serious re-occurring back problem. With our individual hands-on treatment and experience we can find the cause, fix the injury and prevent it happening again.

Physiotherapy and remedial massage services are provided at this clinic located in Edinburgh in Scotland. A comprehensive assessment of the painful condition suffered by the patient is conducted at first and treatment sessions are scheduled. Conditions treated include tension headaches, sciatica, spinal problems, joint, muscle and soft tissue sprains and inflammation, arthritis related pain, repetitive strain injuries, sports injuries, ante and post natal pain, chronic pain like whiplash and pain caused by incorrect posture.

The Hyndland Chiropractic Centre is an established facility that provides a very informative and patient focussed approach. Conditions treated include back pain, neck pain, leg pain, sciatica, slipped or herniated discs, headaches, automobile, injuries/whiplash, shoulder pain, elbow pain, wrist pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, hip or groin pain, knee and ankle pain and jaw pain (tmj syndrome). The treatment technique used here is The Gonstead System.

Glasgow Chiropractic is an established facility with 17 clinics and a team of qualified who strive to provide the best possible care to people of all ages. Common conditions treated here include low back pain, neck pain, headaches or migraines, leg pain, hip and pelvic pain and many more. The facility prides at providing affordable chiropractic care for all and has care packages and family plans designed to suit specific needs.

Buckingham Clinic has operated in Glasgow since 1935 as a multidisciplinary clinic. The principal practitioner of the clinic is James Sneddon, a registered osteopath. The staff mixes the best of traditional osteopathy with the best of the new technology. One example of this is the IDD Therapy (Intervertebral Differentail Dynamics). This involves a full rehabilitation approach to chronic back pain. It uses negative pressure to isolate each veterbrae and deliver pain relief. Treatments last 25 minutes each and a patient will typically undergo 10-20 treatments over 2-6 weeks.