Dr Hadinata Roslan, Integrative Pain Management Therapy

29/01/2026

3 new cases

29/01/2026

Restless legs syndrome is a neurological disorder that causes an overwhelming urge to move the limbs and can negatively affect sleep and quality of life.

Approximately 8% of US adults experience symptoms of restless legs syndrome each year, and 3% have moderately or severely distressing symptoms at least twice weekly.

📄 This JAMA Patient Page describes restless legs syndrome and its symptoms, risk factors, diagnosis, and management.

https://ja.ma/3Nt4NeR

29/01/2026

Understand the intricacies and limitations of spinal manipulation and mobilisation in our free online training courses with OMT online Academy.

Free course in spinal manipulation theory 
Free course in motion palpation misconceptions

Based off our research with The Rehab Professionals

https://online.omttraining.co.uk

29/01/2026

27/01/2026

We stretch, bend, and hold—trusting it’s all part of keeping our bodies healthy, but new research suggests some of our stretching habits may not be helping us in the ways we think they are. Some familiar poses owe more to tradition than science, prompting experts to rethink how stretching really works.

Learn what science says about stretching—and how to do it in ways that actually work: https://on.natgeo.com/4r8iluH

27/01/2026

Hi there! The new year has come, and I want your opinion! Is there anything you all would like to know about/there to be a post about? Any historical questions or artifacts you would like to know more about? Any question about the functions of the museum/how you can use the collection? Please Share in the Comments!

Image: [2004.119.01] Andrew Taylor Still Puppet; 1992. Felt puppet with paper mache head and hands, spun yarn hair attached to head, produced by KCOM for a promotional material, puppet of Andrew Taylor Still, black felt body with white felt clothing, black felt hat and light brown hair; 47 cm (w) arm span x 46.2 cm (h) x 11.5 cm (d). The head is completely detached from body, felt is stained, white felt is heavily discolored

21/01/2026

Spinal Manipulation: Same Technique, Different Minds

At first glance, spinal manipulation can look the same across different professions like say, what everyone see is : a quick, precise movement aimed at restoring joint mobility and reducing pain.

This often leads people to ask: if the technique is similar, why does it matter which professional I see? The real difference lies not in the visible hand movement, but in the philosophy and clinical reasoning behind how, when, and why that technique is applied. Factors such as the practitioner’s skill set, depth of anatomical knowledge, clinical experience, range of techniques available, and inherent tactile sensitivity all shape how spinal manipulation is delivered. Two clinicians may perform what appears to be the same adjustment, yet the intent, preparation, force, timing, and integration into a broader treatment plan can be entirely different.

Take, for example, how various professions approach spinal manipulation. An orthopedic doctor may be trained in manipulation but is more likely to perform it as manipulation under anesthesia (MUA), typically reserved for severe stiffness or refractory cases, and done in a controlled hospital setting. Osteopaths and Manual Osteopaths, on the other hand, often view manipulation as just one tool within a wider manual therapy framework; they may prioritize soft tissue work, myofascial release, and joint articulation first to prepare the tissues and nervous system before applying a high-velocity thrust. Physiotherapists commonly emphasize exercise therapy, motor control, and rehabilitation as the foundation of care, and may decide to manipulate the spine only after conservative measures or movement-based interventions have been tried.

All of this reflects a deeper difference in clinical decision-making. Each profession is guided by its own training philosophy, treatment hierarchy, and understanding of how the body adapts and heals. The same spinal technique, when embedded in different diagnostic models and therapeutic priorities, leads to different outcomes, safety profiles, and patient experiences. In other words, spinal manipulation is not a standalone trick BUT RATHER an expression of a clinician’s overall mindset, reasoning process, and therapeutic strategy. What you are really choosing when you see a particular professional is not just a technique, but a way of thinking about your case.

Nota Bene : The only nuance is that, for sure not all orthopedists use MUA and not all physios delay manipulation but as general professional tendencies, these statements are accurate enough for superficial overall explanation.

15/01/2026

Dr. Hadinata Roslan is widely seen as a pain management expert because his work goes far beyond simply “fixing where it hurts”; he understands pain as a complex interaction between joints, muscles, nerves, posture, stress, trauma, and the patient’s lived experience, and he uses this understanding to design highly individualised osteopathic and naturopathic care that actually gets people out of chronic suffering and back into normal life, which is why so many patients—especially those who have failed with massage, medication, or quick fixes end up trusting him as the practitioner who finally helps them regain a pain-free, functional body.

Dm me or whatsapp : 8587 6982

13/01/2026

28/08/2025

Price revision for our treatments.. based on specific needs and focus.

27/07/2025

Don’t let pain take control of your life. Whether it’s a dull ache or sharp discomfort, untreated pain can spiral into a cycle that affects your sleep, mood, work, and relationships. The longer you delay, the harder and more expensive it becomes to fix. Break the cycle before it breaks you. Start your healing journey today with safe, effective therapy that gets to the root of the problem. Your body deserves better. Your life deserves relief.