Daim Pain Therapy & Wellness

Daim Pain Therapy & Wellness By identifying tension, trauma and adhesions, a number of appropriate methods can be implemented to treat the soft tissue.

What we treat in clinic??
- Back pain
- Neck Pain
-Jaw Pain
- Headaches
- Joint pain
- Muscular pain
-Sciatica
-Disc Conditions
-Upper back pain
-Mid back pain
-All shoulder pathologies
-All Nerve Entrapments&Compressions 60 min session=70€
45 min session=60€
A full postural assessment and consultation will indicate areas of dysfunction and/or tension that if left can begin to accumulate into injury. The aims of the treatments include:
Injury prevention
Increased range of motion
Release of tension and stress
Reduction of scar tissue
Reduction of muscle stiffness
Increased injury recovery process
Increased blood circulation and lymphatic flow
Restoration of muscle length and balance
Improvement of posture
Improvement of flexibility


The first session includes a full postural and range of motion assessment. A variety of muscles and muscle groups will be tested and we will discuss any areas of pain or discomfort. The treatment will then be focused on these areas to provide the client with some relief of restriction and/or pain. I am certified in Remedial/Sports Massage, Myofascial Cupping, Electro Dry Needling, Myoskeletal Alignment Therapy, IASTM (Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization), Kinesio Taping

Sciatica & Your Nerve Map: How L4-S1 Affects Your Body!Sciatica is notoriously tricky because the source of the pain (a ...
10/12/2025

Sciatica & Your Nerve Map: How L4-S1 Affects Your Body!

Sciatica is notoriously tricky because the source of the pain (a pinched nerve in your lower back) is often different from where you feel the pain (down your leg or in your foot).

➡️Here's the connection: Your lumbar nerves (L4, L5, S1) follow specific pathways (dermatomes). When irritated, the pain travels!

L4: Often affects the thigh and inner lower leg.
L5: Can cause pain in the outer leg and top of the foot.
S1: Typically causes pain in the back of the calf and outer foot.

🛑 How to Prevent & Protect Your Back:
Prevention is key!

Here are simple tips:
✅Maintain Good Posture: Sit and stand with proper alignment to reduce pressure on your spine.

✅Stay Active: Regular, low-impact exercise like walking or swimming strengthens core muscles and improves flexibility.

✅Lift Correctly: Always lift with your legs, not your back, and hold objects close to your body.

✅Manage Weight: Excess weight puts pressure on your vertebrae and discs.

✅Avoid Prolonged Sitting: Take frequent breaks to stand up and stretch.

Important Medical Disclaimer 🚨
If you experience sudden or severe symptoms like leg weakness, numbness, or loss of bladder/bowel control, stop reading and seek immediate medical help! These are crucial "red flag" symptoms that could indicate a severe spinal condition requiring urgent evaluation.

Did you know your shoulder pain isn’t just about your shoulder?Frozen shoulder happens when the shoulder becomes stiff, ...
05/12/2025

Did you know your shoulder pain isn’t just about your shoulder?

Frozen shoulder happens when the shoulder becomes stiff, painful, and hard to move. Researchers found that people with frozen shoulder often face:

🔹 Less confidence in handling pain → more daily struggles

🔹 More worry and fear of movement → worse pain and stiffness

🔹 Higher body weight → slower recovery

The takeaway: mind and body matter. Addressing both gives the best chance to regain mobility and ease pain.

Struggling with shoulder pain?

Schedule an appointment at 0894674402

Got a ni**le? Finger, elbow or shoulder pain creeping in?Now’s the perfect time to get assessed, get a plan, and stay in...
03/12/2025

Got a ni**le? Finger, elbow or shoulder pain creeping in?

Now’s the perfect time to get assessed, get a plan, and stay injury-free for your winter training.

🎁 Offer ends 20 December

Patellar Tendinitis:The Pain Below Your Knee Patellar tendinitis, also known as jumper’s knee, is an inflammation of the...
02/12/2025

Patellar Tendinitis:

The Pain Below Your Knee

Patellar tendinitis, also known as jumper’s knee, is an inflammation of the tendon connecting your kneecap to your shinbone. It’s often caused by repetitive jumping or running, leading to pain, swelling, and tenderness just below the kneecap.

Common symptoms:

🔹 Pain below the kneecap that worsens with activity
🔹 Swelling and tenderness
🔹 Pain with squatting, jumping, or climbing stairs

How to manage it:

✔️ Rest & ice to reduce swelling
✔️ Strengthen the quadriceps and hamstrings
✔️ Stretching for flexibility
✔️ Gradually return to activity to prevent re-injury
Give your knees the rest they deserve

For Appointments Call/Text at 0894674402

✨ Christmas hours ✨ The festive season fills up fast, so make sure to get booked in ahead of the rush and feel your abso...
01/12/2025

✨ Christmas hours ✨

The festive season fills up fast, so make sure to get booked in ahead of the rush and feel your absolute best this Christmas.

For Appointments Call at 0894674402

Office Syndrome refers to a group of various symptoms including the inflammation of neck, shoulder and back muscles. The...
30/11/2025

Office Syndrome refers to a group of various symptoms including the inflammation of neck, shoulder and back muscles.

These symptoms are caused due to repetitive muscle strain during having long period of unhealthy positions such as sitting in front of a computer screen for several hours.

We can help you to get rid off these symptoms by using various hands on modalities which suits according to your condition

For Appointments Call/Text at 0894674402

Why does the sciatic nerve seem to get the blame for everything? Sciatic Nerve Facts: It’s the longest and thickest nerv...
28/11/2025

Why does the sciatic nerve seem to get the blame for everything?

Sciatic Nerve Facts:

It’s the longest and thickest nerve in the human body – The sciatic nerve can be up to 2 cm wide (about the width of your little finger) and runs all the way from your lower spine through your buttocks and down to your toes.

It’s actually a bundle of nerves – What we call the “sciatic nerve” is formed from five spinal nerve roots (L4–S3) that merge in the lower back, then branch out again down the leg. So it’s more like a nerve superhighway than a single wire!

It controls both movement and sensation – The sciatic nerve is a mixed nerve, meaning it carries signals to your muscles (motor) and from your skin (sensory). That’s why irritation can cause both pain or numbness and weakness or loss of movement in the leg.

We treat sciatic nerve irritation with manual therapy modalities

For Appointments DM or Call/Text at 0894674402

Patient Testimonial
27/11/2025

Patient Testimonial

Patient Testimonial Chronic Pain
26/11/2025

Patient Testimonial Chronic Pain

If you feel numbness or tingling in your arm and hand, it’s easy to assume the problem is where you feel the symptoms......
18/11/2025

If you feel numbness or tingling in your arm and hand, it’s easy to assume the problem is where you feel the symptoms... but often, the true cause is located somewhere else entirely.

Two common culprits that feel similar but are very different are Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS), and Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS).

With CTS, the issue is at the wrist. Repetitive movements can cause the median nerve to become compressed, leading to numbness on the thumb-side of the hand, often feeling worse at night.

In contrast, TOS originates from your neck and shoulder. Poor posture or overuse can cause muscles to tighten and compress the nerve bundle in this area, typically causing symptoms on the pinky-side of the hand. This can be triggered by overhead movements or carrying heavy bags.

Treating your wrist simply won't help if the problem is at your shoulder. This is why a thorough assessment is crucial!

We assess the entire nerve pathway from your neck to your fingertips to pinpoint the true source of compression, ensuring you get the right treatment for the right problem.

Understanding the difference is the first step to finding effective relief.

For Appointments DM or Call/Text at 0894674402

Ankle Sprain – What to do next: (bit of a long one.......)You already know you need to RICER. (Rest, Ice, Compress, Elev...
14/11/2025

Ankle Sprain – What to do next: (bit of a long one.......)

You already know you need to RICER. (Rest, Ice, Compress, Elevate then Refer to a professional) but there’s more to recovering fully and preventing re-injury than you might think.

👉 It’s Not Just the Ligaments: When you roll your ankle, it’s often the ligaments that are stretched or torn, but the muscles around the joint, like the peroneals (muscles that help with stability), can also become overstretched and weak, leading to more instability. We can help address these weaknesses, improving long-term stability.

👉The Role of Your Feet: The way you walk or stand can have a big impact on your recovery. A sprained ankle might change the way you move, creating additional pressure on your knees, hips, or back. With treatment, we can help realign your posture and prevent these compensations.

👉 Scar Tissue: After an ankle sprain, scar tissue may form in the injured area. If this tissue is left untreated, it can cause stiffness and restrict movement. We use gentle manual techniques to break down scar tissue and improve joint mobility.

👉 Strengthening the Whole Chain: Your ankle is part of a kinetic chain that involves your knee, hip, and even your lower back. Poor ankle function can affect these other areas, so it's important to restore strength throughout the entire chain. We work to improve not just the ankle, but the whole lower body.

👉 The Importance of Balance: After an injury, your sense of balance might be compromised. To retrain your proprioception (the body’s awareness of its position in space), manual therapy techniques can help reset the nervous system, so you regain that vital sense of balance and avoid future sprains.

Getting the right treatment for an ankle sprain means
addressing more than just the obvious injury.

Call our clinic at 0894674402 to book an appointment and start restoring your full mobility.

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331 BANKHOUSE SOUTH CIRCULAR Road DUBLIN 8
Dublin
DO8FH3E

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