The event was another unique opportunity for practitioners in the UK’s IDD Therapy Disc Clinic Network to share their practical knowledge and experience of the targeted disc treatment which is helping chronic back and neck pain patients back to health non-invasively.
54 year old Chris explains:
“I’d suffered on an off with back pain and grinding sciatica in my leg for about ten years but last September my back ‘just went’
She’d tried manual therapy and had been an osteopathic patient of John Yeboah‘s at Enfield Osteopathic Clinic for two years. The osteopathy treatment gave her temporary relief but the episodes of pain and immobility kept returning:
“The problem would reappear,
For Clinic Director Phil Heler this was a moment he’d been anticipating for over two years.
“I knew that it was just a matter of time before IDD Therapy would become part of our back pain services here in Buxton.
IDD Therapy is a treatment tool used by medical practitioners from a variety of professions as part of a programme of care.
Therefore private medical insurance companies have reimbursed IDD Therapy within the insurance coverage allowances for physical therapy. To illustrate this, if a physiotherapist or other practitioner uses ultrasound, a swiss ball,