Sciatica that has not responded to physio, painkillers, or rest.
If the pain travels from your lower back down through the buttock and leg — and you have already tried the obvious treatments — there is a structured non-surgical path that resolves most cases. This is what it looks like.
First visit$88 · 60 min · assessment and treatment
Typical durationSciatica responds well to conservative care in the majority of cases.
Treatment typeNon-surgical, drug-free
Self-check
Recognise these symptoms?
Pain that radiates from the lower back down through the buttock and leg
Numbness or tingling along the path of the nerve
Weakness in the leg or foot
Sharp pain when sitting, sneezing, or coughing
If three or more sound familiar, a 60-minute first visit — assessment and treatment with a doctor — will tell you what is producing them, and whether our care is the right path for your condition.
Sciatica describes the symptoms produced when the sciatic nerve — the longest nerve in the body — becomes compressed or irritated. The most common cause is a herniated disc in the lower spine, although it can also be triggered by spinal stenosis, piriformis syndrome, or postural mechanics.
I suffered from sciatica and back pain for five years and tried physiotherapy, acupuncture, and massage with no real relief. After a few sessions with Dr. Bryant, along with the tailored exercises he provided to do at home, I noticed a significant improvement in my pain. Chiropractic care was truly my last option, and it made a remarkable difference.— Jasmine Wong · Sciatica · Five-year history
Our treatment approach
We treat sciatica by identifying and addressing the source of the nerve compression — not only the leg symptoms. Most patients arrive after weeks or months of pain that has not resolved with rest, medication, or general physiotherapy. Our protocol combines spinal decompression to relieve disc pressure, soft tissue and manual therapy to reduce muscular compensation, and progressive rehabilitative exercise to restore movement patterns.
Modalities used
Spinal decompression therapy
Chiropractic adjustment
Myofascial release
Low-level laser therapy
Rehabilitative exercise
What to expect
Sciatica responds well to conservative care in the majority of cases. Most patients notice meaningful pain reduction within 4–8 sessions, with full structural correction over a 10–14 week treatment arc.
If this matches your symptoms
Most cases of sciatica are non-surgical when treated with the right protocol.
Every patient begins with a 60-minute first visit — a full assessment and first treatment with a doctor, for $88 online.
If our care is not the right path for your condition, we will say so and refer you on.
Our patient-care team is happy to walk through anything else over the phone or WhatsApp.
In most cases, yes. Conservative treatment for sciatica resolves the condition for the majority of patients without surgery. We will tell you honestly if your case is one where surgical consultation is the right path.
No referral is required. If you have prior imaging — X-ray, MRI, specialist correspondence — bringing it to the first consultation helps the clinician build a more complete picture from the start.
Sciatica responds well to conservative care in the majority of cases. Most patients notice meaningful pain reduction within 4–8 sessions, with full structural correction over a 10–14 week treatment arc.
Book your first visit
Speak to a clinician about what is causing your pain.
Your first visit is a 60-minute session with a doctor — a full assessment and your first treatment in the same appointment. We take your clinical history, screen your posture and movement, explain what we find in plain language, and begin treatment if your condition is suitable for our care.
