Headaches & Migraines
Many headaches originate from tension in the neck and upper back. Our brain-based approach assesses how spinal dysfunction may be contributing to your headaches, and treatment often produces rapid improvement in both frequency and severity.
What's Going On?
Headaches and migraines can be debilitating, affecting work, sleep, and quality of life. What many people don't realise is that a significant proportion of headaches originate from tension and dysfunction in the neck and upper back, known as cervicogenic headaches.
Our brain-based approach looks at how spinal dysfunction, particularly in the upper cervical spine, may be contributing to your headaches. When the joints and muscles of the neck aren't moving or functioning as they should, they can refer pain patterns into the head. Addressing the underlying neck dysfunction often produces rapid improvement in both the frequency and severity of headaches.
Common Signs
Recognising the symptoms is the first step toward effective treatment.
How We Treat It
Treatment focuses on restoring healthy function to the neck and upper back, which often reduces headache frequency and intensity:
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