Expert Manual Physiotherapy for Sciatica, Nerve Pain, Lumbar Disc Problems, and Lower Back Pain. Restore movement and relieve pain with personalized, evidence-based care.
Sciatica is a condition caused by irritation or compression of the sciatic nerve, the largest nerve in the body. It commonly causes pain that starts in the lower back and travels through the buttock, down the back of the thigh, and sometimes into the foot.
At Tones & Bones Manual Physiotherapy Clinic, we provide a comprehensive assessment to identify the underlying cause of your symptoms and develop an individualized rehabilitation program. Our goal is to relieve pain, improve mobility, and help you return to your normal activities safely.
✔ Pain radiating from the lower back into the leg
✔ Buttock pain
✔ Tingling or pins-and-needles sensation
✔ Numbness in the leg or foot
✔ Burning pain
✔ Weakness in the leg
✔ Difficulty walking or standing for long periods
✔ Pain that worsens while sitting
• Lumbar Disc Herniation (Slipped Disc)
• Degenerative Disc Disease
• Spinal Stenosis
• Piriformis Syndrome
• Poor Posture
• Heavy Lifting Injuries
• Sports Injuries
• Pregnancy-related Changes
Every patient receives a detailed assessment before treatment begins.
Your rehabilitation program may include:
✔ Orthopaedic Manual Therapy
✔ Lumbar Spine Mobilization
✔ Neural Mobilization (Nerve Gliding)
✔ Soft Tissue Release
✔ Dry Needling (when appropriate)
✔ Core Strengthening Exercises
✔ Stretching Program
✔ Posture and Ergonomic Education
✔ Home Exercise Program
✔ 15+ Years of Clinical Experience
✔ Orthopaedic Manual Physiotherapist
✔ Individualized Treatment Plans
✔ Evidence-Based Rehabilitation
✔ Hands-On Manual Therapy
✔ Focus on Long-Term Recovery
✔ Patient Education and Prevention Strategies
✔ Reduce nerve pain
✔ Improve flexibility
✔ Restore spinal mobility
✔ Strengthen core muscles
✔ Improve posture
✔ Reduce recurrence of symptoms
✔ Improve walking and daily activities
✔ Support recovery without surgery whenever appropriate
We evaluate your symptoms, posture, movement, strength, and nerve function.
We identify the source of your pain and contributing factors.
Hands-on techniques help improve joint mobility, reduce muscle tension, and relieve nerve irritation.
Targeted exercises improve flexibility, core stability, and functional movement.
A personalized exercise program supports your recovery between visits.
Yes. Physiotherapy can help reduce pain, improve mobility, and address the underlying mechanical causes of sciatica.
No. Many people improve with conservative treatment, including physiotherapy. Some cases may require further medical evaluation, depending on the cause and severity.
The number of sessions varies depending on your diagnosis, symptom duration, and progress.
For many people, gentle walking can be beneficial, but the appropriate level of activity depends on your condition. Your physiotherapist will advise you based on your assessment.
Many patients with sciatica experience meaningful improvements in pain, mobility, and daily function after completing a structured physiotherapy program that combines manual therapy with therapeutic exercise. Individual results vary depending on the underlying condition and adherence to the treatment plan.