What we treat
Headache treatment in Elephant & Castle, London
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.

What are neck-related (cervicogenic) headaches?
Cervicogenic headaches are referred from the joints and muscles of the upper neck. They often sit at the base of the skull, on one side, or behind the eyes, and can get worse with desk work, stress and sustained postures.
How does MotionFix assess and treat headaches?
We assess the upper neck and the muscles that can refer pain into the head. If the findings suggest a neck-related headache, treatment is aimed at the restrictions and tension involved, alongside practical changes to the loads that seem to trigger it.
Are all headaches mechanical?
No. Part of the assessment is recognising headaches that need a different route, and we'll tell you plainly — and suggest you see your GP — if yours does.
Headaches — common questions
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Get it assessed properly.
Book an assessment for headaches and get a clear explanation of the likely cause and your options.
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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