Physical Therapy & Performance Training for Back Pain
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Does this sound like you?
Are you dealing with any of the following?
Degenerative disc disease
Disc bulges
Disc herniation
Chronic back pain
Low back pain
Lower cross syndrome
Lumbar sprains and strains
Lumbago
Non-specific back pain
Nerve compression
Pinched nerve
Post-surgical rehab
Sciatica
Scoliosis
Slipped disc
Spinal stenosis
And more!
Our 3 Step Process For Back Pain
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Reduce Pain
Early intervention is aimed at identifying the root cause and utilizing techniques to provide you with enough relief to move into higher level movement and exercise
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Optimize Movement
Once pain is managed, we teach you how to move better through your spine, pelvis, and surrounding joints to better distribute stress in everything that you do
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Build Strength, Power, & Endurance
Once you are moving better, we teach you how to safely build more strength and capacity through a program that will help you continue your progress and prevent re-injury
Back Pain FAQs
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Usually not. MRIs show bulging discs, degeneration, and arthritis in people with zero pain — these are normal age-related changes, not a diagnosis. We treat the person in front of us, not the picture. Imaging makes sense if you have red flags like major trauma, unexplained weight loss, or loss of bowel/bladder control.
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Probably not. The vast majority of back pain — including herniated discs and sciatica — resolves without surgery. Surgery is a last resort after quality conservative care has failed, not a first step. Our job is to make sure you've truly exhausted the non-surgical options before anyone talks about an operating room.
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Yes — movement is one of the best treatments for back pain. Bed rest and avoiding activity make it worse. The key is finding the right entry point: the right movements, at the right dose, progressed intelligently. That's exactly what your one-on-one sessions are for.
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Most of our clients feel better, move better, and are performing within about 10 sessions over a few months. Back pain that has been around for years can take longer, but you should leave your very first visit with a plan and noticeable direction — not a prescription for endless passive treatments.
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No. California has direct access, which means you can book directly with us without seeing your doctor first. If we find anything that needs medical attention, we'll refer you appropriately.