Rethinking Persistent Pain: Edward’s Science-Backed, Patient-Centred Approach
When pain lingers for months—or even years—most people are offered the same outdated solutions: manipulation, needling, electrotherapy or medications and surgery. But persistent pain isn’t just a mechanical issue—it’s a complex, whole-person experience. That’s where Edward’s approach is different.
Beyond the Biomedical Model
Traditional physiotherapy often operates under the assumption that pain stems from structural issues—weakness, tightness, misalignment. But research tells a different story.
“Pain isn’t just about tissues,” Edward explains. “It’s about how the nervous system processes signals, shaped by a mix of biology, psychology, and environment. Treating pain effectively means addressing all of these factors, not just the body part that hurts.”
Merging Science with Real-World Practice
Edward doesn’t just apply these principles in the clinic—he’s also deeply involved in educating other clinicians. With a Master’s in Clinical Social and Cognitive Neuroscience, he bridges the gap between cutting-edge pain science and practical, actionable treatment strategies.
His work goes beyond treating patients; he’s focused on shifting how pain is understood and managed, ensuring that both practitioners and individuals suffering from pain have access to approaches rooted in cutting edge neuroscience and mindfulness.
More Than Just Treatment—A New Way Forward
Chronic pain isn’t just a physical issue—it affects sleep, relationships, work, and mental health. Edward’s approach goes beyond symptom management, equipping people with the tools to reclaim their lives.
“People in pain are often dismissed or told there’s nothing more that can be done,” Edward says. “But the reality is, even when pain has persisted for years, meaningful improvement is possible.”
For those who have tried everything and still struggle, Edward’s work provides something rare: an evidence-based, compassionate approach that makes lasting change in pain, possible.
Book now to see Edward and together you may derive meaningful change in your condition.