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Myofascial
Release
Specialists

For chronic pain conditions and acute pain and injuries
What is myofascial release?

Book a 1-1 Appointment

Appointments for myofascial release are available at our own clinics and across the UK through our therapist network

Courses for Therapists

Train with us to become a myofascial release specialist  - check out our Practical Myofascial Release courses

Myofascial Release Workshops

Self Help Books & Products

Myofascial books, kits, balls + online workshops for you to use at home

About Us

The Pain Care Clinic offers a unique combination of myofascial release, ScarWork and non-invasive advanced clinical massage therapy and bodywork techniques including trigger point therapy, sports massage and other massage techniques to create tailored programmes for individual private clients at our clinic locations in Leeds, Yorkshire, Brighton and Hove, Sussex, Eastbourne as well as online myofascial consultations.

Clients consult us following diagnosis of a range of chronic pain conditions and acute pain or sports injuries including:

 

Sports Injuries Massage Treatment

Practical Myofascial Release Training for Therapists

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Training

Train with us to become a myofascial release specialist

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Our Approach

Practical Myofascial Release is a structured approach to effectively treating complex chronic pain conditions

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Chronic Pain

Learn how to treat common, complex and ‘hard to treat’ chronic pain conditions with our exclusively myofascial approach

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