Do You Suffer From Back Pain That Just Won’t Settle?

Maybe it started as a small niggle.

Now it’s:

• Stiffness when you get out of bed

• Struggling to bend and put your shoes on

• A dull ache after driving or sitting too long

• A sharp catch when you twist

• Pain into the hips or down the leg

You keep expecting it to settle — but it hasn’t.

At some point, you realise you need proper support.

How Acupuncture May Support Lower Back Pain

Acupuncture is commonly used to support people experiencing lower back pain.

Treatment may help to:

• Reduce muscle tension and guarding

• Improve circulation to affected tissues

• Calm nerve irritation

Sessions are tailored to how your symptoms are presenting now — whether recent, long-standing, stress-related, or flare-based.

Many patients report:

• Reduced pain levels

• Easier movement

Treatment plans are individual to get you the best results.

• Reduce pain sensitivity

• Support mobility and recovery

• Reduce inflammation

• Better sleep

• Less reliance on pain medication

Already Have a Diagnosis? We Can Work Alongside It

You may have been told you have:

• Sciatica
• A disc bulge or herniation
• Degenerative changes
• Facet joint irritation
• Muscular strain
• Chronic mechanical back pain

Acupuncture can be used alongside conventional care.

Many patients are also working with:

• Their GP
• A physiotherapist
• An osteopath or chiropractor
• A consultant

Treatment does not replace medical care. It can complement it by supporting pain management, muscle relaxation, and recovery.

If you have scan results or a diagnosis, we work with that information, tailoring your treatment specifically to your needs.

Your Treatment Process

Step 1: Free 15-Minute Consultation (Optional)

Ask questions and see if it resonates. Learn how the process works

Step 2: Comprehensive First Appointment

We review your symptoms, the location, nature, consistency and duration of the pain, any medications in detail and discuss what may be causing your pain

Step 3: Personalized Treatment Plan

We recommend beginning with weekly sessions and adjust as symptoms improve. We also provide information on what you can do between sessions

Step 4: Ongoing Support

We monitor changes and adapt your plan as your body responds

Ready to Take the Next Step?

If your back has been quietly running the show — affecting how you move, sleep, or work — it might be time to give it the attention it deserves.