What we do with Low Back Pain – Never before released!!

Do you or have you ever suffered with back pain? This is a VIP look into what we do at Little Sprouts - yes we see adults too!! :)

“While 40% of people with an episode of Low Back pain (LBP) will recover within six weeks, 48% still have pain and disability at three months and, of those, almost 30% will not recover at 12 months (1).”
”As well as significantly affecting activity participation, LBP is frequently associated with co-morbidities such as depression, with rates 2.5 times those in people without LBP” (2).
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If left without intervention by a passionate practitioner who lives and breathes it, then back pain can get worse, it can recur again and again with further deterioration each time, treatment takes longer and gets more expensive, and in severe cases, the effects cannot be reversed.
When you have backpain you feel down and frustrated, it is hard to be in the moment, to be 100% present and to truly enjoy life. It is hard to know what to do, there seems to be many options….
 
When you see an expert, someone who lives and breathes treating back pain every day, someone who is fanatical and is energised every single time they get a win for their patients, you’ll finally be in the right hands so that you can get the care you deserve, get back to loving your life of activity and being more “you”.
Check out what we specifically do in our practice (graphic below) and if you need more help either download our :

The Top 10 Strategies to Target Back Pain
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Be one step closer to living your life uninterrupted, feeling great and thinking clearly! We promise not to waste your time or money!

SEE BELOW FOR YOUR VIP LOOK INTO OUR PROTOCOL FOR LOW BACK PAIN AT LITTLE SPROUTS

1. Balagué F, Mannion AF, Pellisé F, Cedraschi C. Non-specific low back pain. Lancet. 2012 Feb 4;379(9814):482-91. doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(11)60610-7. Epub 2011 Oct 6
2. NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation. Management of people with acute low back pain: model of care. Chatswood; NSW Health; 2016. 39p