Case studies: what the assessment found.
Real clients, in their own words In every case, testing changed the plan, and the pain turned out to be coming from somewhere else.
Shared with written consent · First names only · Reviews quoted word for word
It felt like Achilles tendinitis. The tendon was not the problem.
- Looked like:
- Achilles tendinitis: a tendon that needed rest.
- What we found:
- The tendon tested strong. Her week and her foot were loading the heel.
“A very positive experience of the first session. Alexander explained and assessed my heel and ankle issues thoroughly and gave clear explanations.…”Read Jane’s case →
From sciatica to the Great North Run finish line.
- Looked like:
- Lower back pain from long hours sitting at work.
- What we found:
- Desk-day back pain was hiding an irritated nerve. In September, he ran the Great North Run.
“I came in a few weeks ago with an impingement on my sciatic nerve while training for a half marathon, and Alex was excellent from the start. He…”Read Nathaniel’s case →In progress
A powerful engine running on the wrong cylinders.
- Looked like:
- A tight back and a tight hamstring.
- What we found:
- A strong lifter whose back was doing his glutes’ job.
“Very positive first session, feeling better already and looking forward to further sessions with Alexander”Read Simon’s case →
The sprain that never healed, and what the scan really showed.
- Looked like:
- A slow-healing sprain, and a separate knee problem.
- What we found:
- A knee problem that turned out to be the ankle.
“I injured my ankle playing sport a few months ago and was still having stability and flexibility issues. Alexander did a very thorough assessment,…”Read Hector’s case →
What every case has in common.
We test before we treat.
In every case the assessment changed the plan. A strong tendon, not a damaged one. A nerve, not a tight muscle. Glutes not doing their share, not a stiff back. A combined injury, not a simple sprain.
The pain is rarely where the problem is.
A week and a foot loading a heel. Feet and pelvis loading a nerve. Quads covering for quiet glutes. An ankle throwing a knee off.
One practitioner, start to finish.
The same person assesses you, treats you and rechecks you, and your plan changes as you do.
Every case starts with an assessment.
One person’s experience is not a promise for yours. Your assessment decides your plan, and you know the full cost before you start.
The Rehabilitation Programme
£1,080 · 10 sessions
For tendon, joint and nerve problems that have not settled. Ten sessions with the same practitioner, starting with The Cornerstone assessment.
Start with The Cornerstone · £120The Soft Tissue Programme
£765 · 8 sessions
For pain and tension patterns that keep coming back. Eight sessions with the same practitioner, starting with the Blueprint Assessment.
Start with the Blueprint Assessment · £129