What we treat
Conditions we treat in Elephant & Castle
Mechanical problems we assess and treat. Each one has its own page explaining our approach.
Back Pain
A lot of back pain is mechanical — a joint that isn't moving well, tissue that's overloaded, or a pattern that keeps loading the same structures. The assessment aims to find which.
Learn more →Sciatica
Sciatica — pain that travels from the back into the buttock and down the leg — is a sign that a nerve is being irritated. The assessment aims to identify the likely source and whether treatment here is appropriate.
Learn more →Neck Pain
Stiff, aching necks are often a load problem — hours at a desk, restricted joints, and muscles working hard to hold a sustained position.
Learn more →Headaches
Some recurring headaches are linked to the neck. The assessment looks at whether that's likely in your case, and treatment is only offered where it's appropriate.
Learn more →Shoulder Pain
Shoulder pain that bites when you press, pull or reach overhead is often a mechanical and soft-tissue problem. The assessment identifies what's involved and whether treatment here is appropriate.
Learn more →Sports Injuries
Sports and exercise injuries are Owain Evans's clinical focus. The assessment looks at what's happening under load, and the plan is aimed at getting you back to your sport, not just out of pain.
Learn more →Hip & Joint Pain
Hip and knee pain that flares with training, stairs or sitting is often mechanical, and appropriately loaded movement is usually part of managing it.
Learn more →Medical Dry Needling
A targeted technique for trigger points and muscular tension, used alongside hands-on treatment where it's appropriate.
Learn more →Stop training around the problem.
Book an assessment and get a clear explanation of what's going on and what the options are.
Where to find us
- Address St John's Centre, 64 Larcom Street, Elephant & Castle, London SE17 1NQ
- Nearest station Elephant & Castle station (Northern and Bakerloo lines and National Rail) — about 12 minutes' walk
- Access The building has a lift with disabled access.
- Phone 020 3576 4351
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