Most back pain isn't a back problem alone. It's a pattern — how you sit, breathe, load and brace — arriving at one painful place. Treatment here starts with finding that pattern, because that's what decides whether relief lasts.


If rest, stretching and painkillers keep working for a fortnight and then stop, nothing has gone wrong with you. The thing causing it simply hasn't been treated yet.
Different patterns, different plans — assessed before anything is treated.
The ache that's worst first thing, or after sitting. Often a loading and mobility pattern rather than damage.
Long hours, a screen slightly too low, hips that stopped moving. Dubai's commute and desk culture in one complaint.
Nerve-related symptoms need careful assessment — what's compressing, what's irritated, and what movement actually helps.
Fine for months, then a sneeze or a suitcase sets it off. The flare is the symptom; the sensitivity is the target.
Recovered on the scan, not in real life. Rebuilding confident movement is its own piece of work.
When tension, poor sleep and a nervous system stuck on high keep the back braced, somatic tools belong in the plan.
Combined into one plan for your pattern — never applied as a script.
Hands-on mobilisation of the stiff joints and guarded soft tissue driving the pain.
For the deep trigger points that keep the lower back braced. See the full page.
Working the connective web that links hips, mid-back and lower back together.
Rebuilding strength and control so the back stops carrying what it shouldn't.
The diaphragm is part of your core. Braced breathing keeps the spine loaded all day.
When stress keeps the body guarding, somatic work belongs alongside the hands-on treatment.
The same patient, the same pain, two different paths — and two very different twelve-month stories.
Your story first — the injury, the days, the desk, the sleep.
Movement, strength, fascia and breath — finding the pattern feeding the pain.
Hands-on work begins in the first session — you leave having been treated, not just measured.
What's happening, what will help, how long it should take — in plain language.

Shubhangi Gaikwad (MPT Neurology) has spent sixteen years with the cases that don't follow the textbook — the clear scan with real pain, the recovery that plateaued, the back that flares every few months for no obvious reason.
She assesses you, treats you and adjusts the plan herself, with somatic and nervous-system tools available when tension has deeper roots than the tissue.
Hands-on physiotherapy takes place in Dubai; movement retraining and nervous-system regulation also run online, worldwide. Location and full session details are shared on your consultation.
Book a free consultationIn-person assessment and treatment in Dubai, with online follow-up for movement and regulation work. Patients come from across the city:
One honest assessment is where finding the reason begins.