Spinal Decompression Therapy
A motorised table therapy that applies controlled, gentle traction to the spine.
Therapies & facilities
The clinic combines hands-on therapy, electrotherapy and exercise-based rehabilitation. Your practitioner recommends what suits your assessment and stage of recovery.

Therapy list
Every option below is listed by the clinic. Not every patient needs every therapy — the plan follows the assessment.
A motorised table therapy that applies controlled, gentle traction to the spine.
Positioning the body at a gentle angle to reduce loading on the spine.
A controlled, sustained stretch of the neck or lower back.
Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation — small electrode pads that deliver mild electrical pulses.
A form of electrotherapy that uses two crossed currents to reach deeper tissue.
A gentle radiant heat used to relax muscles and ease stiffness before exercise.
Low-level laser applied to localised areas of pain, swelling or slow-healing tissue.
Therapeutic ultrasound delivered through a hand-held applicator to deeper tissue.
Hands-on techniques — mobilisation, soft-tissue work and stretching.
Suction cups placed on the skin to lift and mobilise soft tissue.
Elastic tape applied along muscles and joints to support movement between sessions.
Magnets applied over a localised area, as listed by the clinic.
Fine needles placed at specific points, used for pain and muscle tension.
Facilities
Spinal adjustment techniques mentioned on the clinic banner.
The clinic's range of electrical treatment modalities under one heading.
Pressure-point foot work mentioned on the clinic banner.
Questions
Call the clinic or send a message describing your problem — the team will explain which therapies are likely to be used.