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Chronic Pain

Expert Physiotherapy for Long-Term Pain Relief
 

At Mode Physiotherapy, we specialise in the comprehensive management of chronic musculoskeletal pain. Our highly experienced clinicians have worked extensively within NHS chronic pain services, bringing advanced expertise in both biopsychosocial approaches and evidence-based physiotherapy to our private clinic in Woodborough.

Why Choose Mode Physiotherapy for Chronic Pain?
 
  • HCPC-Registered Chartered Physiotherapists
  • Decades of experience in chronic pain rehabilitation
  • Expertise in analgesic and non-analgesic pain management
  • Skilled in shared decision-making and patient-centred care
  • Located near Nottingham in a discreet, private health club setting
Our Approach to Chronic Pain

We understand that chronic pain is complex and deeply personal. That’s why our treatment plans are built around what matters most to you. Using a biopsychosocial model, we combine:

  • Targeted exercise therapy to restore function
  • Manual therapy and soft tissue techniques for relief
  • Psychologically informed care to address emotional and behavioural factors
  • Expert guidance on imaging referrals—knowing when they’re truly needed
Advanced Pain Management Expertise

Our clinicians are trained in the latest pain science and rehabilitation strategies, including:

  • Postural correction and movement retraining
  • Pain education and coping strategies
  • Multimodal therapy integrating physical and psychological care
  • Collaboration with GPs and pain consultants when needed
Serving Nottingham & Surrounding Areas

We proudly support patients from Woodborough, Calverton, Burton Joyce, Lowdham, Southwell, Oxton, Mapperley, and Sherwood. Whether you’re living with persistent back pain, joint stiffness, or post-surgical discomfort, we’re here to help you reclaim your life and move with confidence.

Important symptoms to monitor

If you have symptoms in different parts of your body, take a look at each section of our website for advice on specific symptoms to look out for.

If you have chronic pain and you have any of the following, then we would recommend you speak with your GP soon:

  • General feeling of malaise (tiredness)
  • Loss of appetite
  • Unexplained weight loss
  • Pain that wakes you and keeps you awake for a long time at night

You may also notice feeling low in mood. If you ever feel extremely depressed or have considered hurting yourself in some way then please speak with your GP, call 111 or contact the Samaritans for urgent support

Carrying out routine scans is not required in most cases. Around 95% of scans will show normal age related and coincidental findings which may not be related to your symptoms. An assessment by a physiotherapist will be able to determine if you require a scan.

There is nothing that you should avoid when having chronic pain, but you do need to listen to your symptoms and adjust your activities accordingly.

It is important to keep moving as much as possible. There may be some activities that are painful, but this doesnt mean that is it causing you any damage. One of our physiotherapists will be able to work with you to get you back doing the activities you enjoy.

It is important to discuss pain relief with your local pharmacist or GP. If your pain levels are better controlled, this will enable you to keep more active and by keeping active it will help to maintain your strength and movement. This approach could lead to a quicker recovery.

A physiotherapist will be able to advise if you need to discuss pain relief with your GP or Pharmacist.

At Mode Physiotherapy we have extensive experience in managing patient with chronic widespread pain. Common conditions we see are:

Chronic Back pain
Chronic Neck pain
Fibromyalgia
Chronic Shoulder pain
Chronic Knee pain

One of our physiotherapist will be able to help diagnose the cause of your back or leg pain as well as provide advice and guidance on ways to manage it. Often this will include a combination of hands on treatment and a tailored rehabilitation programme.

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