Sitting for long periods is not what our bodies are designed to do. Are you an office worker who gets neck or back pain from…
How common are headaches?
According to the World Health Organisation, 50 – 75% of adults in the world aged 18–65 years have had headache in the last year and, among those 30% or more have reported migraine.
Headaches are a burden for our patients to live with and have such a strong impact on their ability to function, their happiness and broader health and well being – including potential links to depression.
At Tanunda Physio & Health, we are able to offer people in our community with headaches a proven solution using the Watson Headache Approach.
People often come to us accepting that they have to live with a regular headache.
They can’t concentrate and when they don’t have it they dread its return (can even predict when it will be).
Does this sound like you?
The good news is that after experiencing our process, people are amazed at the difference they feel and how much more they can enjoy life.
Why would you suffer any longer knowing there is a proven solution?
Why would you suffer any longer knowing there is a proven solution?
Find out more about the assessment process and what to expect as part of your treatment in our other posts on those topics
If you are ready to no longer be a statistic of people with headaches or migraines, contact us now so we can help!
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