IDD Therapy Spinal Decompression

Have you been diagnosed with a bulging disc or herniated disc?  Is nerve pain in your arms or sciatica affecting your daily life without relief?

Here at Hicks Health we specialise in helping people suffering with unresolved back and neck pain, the sort of pain that just isn’t going away and is negatively impacting everyday life. IDD Therapy Spinal Decompression is our specialist non-surgical treatment programme for unresolved spinal pain. This safe, non-invasive therapy uses computer-directed technology to target the specific level in your spine where there is a problem.

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Suitable Conditions

  • Herniated or Bulging Discs
  • Sciatica or nerve pain
  • Degenerative Disc Disease
  • Facet Joint Syndrome
  • Chronic back pain or neck pain

Why Choose IDD Therapy?

  • Current Treatment is not working
  • Want to stop taking painkillers
  • Seeking long-term pain relief
  • Want to return to normal daily activities

How do I book an IDD session?

If you have had pain for more than three months and are unsure what treatment option might be best for you, we offer a free 15 minute consultation where you can better understand your options.

There is no obligation to have treatment.

Clinic Director Oliver Hicks says:

“Certain patients require something more for their pain than we can provide with just manual therapy and exercise.  I became interested in the possibilities of IDD Therapy and trying the treatment myself and talking to colleagues, saw how it could help me better serve patients in my community. 

The addition of IDD Therapy has meant that we can help more patients get off pain medications, avoid invasive treatments and get their life back.”

Frequently Asked Questions

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Deep tissue massage

A deep tissue massage aims to alleviate knots and tension deep within the muscles. This usually involves targeted firm pressure to help reduce the tightness sensation that can occur when muscles “knot” or “cramp” following physical exertion.

Myofascial release

The fascia is a type of connective tissue that surrounds our organs, with myofascial tissues connecting and supporting our muscles. Myofascial release therapy is a targeted manual therapy specifically aimed to reduce swelling and tightness that can be present inside these connective tissues. It can be used to increase mobility.

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Stretching

Stretching is a common technique used in sports massage. It uses the body’s own movement to reduce tension, increase flexibility and promote a wider range of mobility. Stretches may include individual movements and exercises or assisted movements targeting specific points of tightness or injury.

Our Bromley Clinic

Our Bromley Clinic is conveniently situated in a peaceful location in South Bromley. We offer a range of treatments including osteopathy, sports massage, pregnancy massage and acupuncture, and our helpful staff are on hand to give you any advice you require.

You can find all the information you need for your visit, including parking, public transport and accessibility, on our Bromley clinic information page.

This page was reviewed by Oliver Hicks M.Ost on the 9th March 2023

Ready to find out more?

If you aren't sure if we can help? We provide a free 15 minute chat, either by phone or at the clinic to answer any questions or concerns you may have.

Would a sports massage be beneficial to me?

The answer is almost certainly yes. Our therapists here at the Hicks Health Clinic in Bromley can help you improve your physical performance, relieve pain and muscle tension and help you achieve your fitness goals. Whether you’re a sports enthusiast, an office worker, or if you’re looking for pain or stress relief, a sports massage could be just what you need.

To find out more or book an appointment, you can now use our quick and easy booking system. Alternatively call us on 0208 088 0442 or come in to the clinic for a free 15-minute consultation over the phone or in person to find out how we can help you.

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What is a sports massage?

A sports massage is a type of massage therapy, typically aimed at individuals who lead athletic lifestyles. It is a therapy that focuses on muscle manipulation, deep tissue massage techniques and stretching. A sports massage can target specific points of injury, prepare the body for a specific physical challenge such as a sports competition, or provide post-event care for tightness and aching muscles after a long workout. Our sports massages are specially designed to suit an individual's needs, whether they are in a specific stage of training or are in injury rehabilitation.

You don’t have to be athletic or even lead an active lifestyle to benefit from a sports massage. The techniques our massage therapists use are designed to reduce the stress from everyday life, using manual therapies to help you decrease tension by increasing mobility, blood flow and overall physical health.

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Deep tissue massage

A deep tissue massage aims to alleviate knots and tension deep within the muscles. This usually involves targeted firm pressure to help reduce the tightness sensation that can occur when muscles “knot” or “cramp” following physical exertion.

Ready to find out more?

If you aren't sure if we can help? We provide a free 15 minute chat, either by phone or at the clinic to answer any questions or concerns you may have.