Whiplash occurs due to a sudden backward and forward jolting of the head causing damage to the structures supporting the neck.

This injury is usually the result of a motor vehicle accident or some level of acute trauma. Left untreated, whiplash can lead to ongoing

     · Neck pain

     · Headache

     · Dizziness

It is common for whiplash injuries to be accompanied with several deficits along the joints and muscles of the neck. A wide range of treatments will be used to

     · Decrease muscular spasm and pain

     · Decrease inflammation

     · Restore range of motion

     · Strengthen the muscles of the neck.

Our physiotherapists have a wealth of experience in this area, with our head physiotherapist Andrew Noyes, specialising in the treatment of neck and headache related issues.