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Anne2016-04-03T09:38:25+00:00

We are only beginning to understand the complexity of Chronic Pain and why pain persists beyond ‘normal’ healing times. Below is a link to a great video which explains this in more detail:

video explaining chronic pain

If you suffer with chronic pain, Physiotherapy can help. Contact Anne at 086 358 2911 for a consultation to get started on tackling your pain.


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