The leading specialists in the treatment of complex and persistent pain and spinal conditions
“In this excellent, practical and optimistic book, Nick Potter applies his extensive expertise to helping readers understand the root causes of pain and reveals a range of effective methods for coping with and overcoming it.” Professor Robert Bor, Consultant Psychologist
READ MORENick Potter is interviewed by Selina Mckenzie for Talk Radio Europe on the launch of his new book ‘The Meaning of Pain’. They discuss ‘Pain, Why we hurt and why we feel it’
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Studying to become a medic, Nick Potter suffered a low back fracture in his spine whilst on a gap year playing rugby in New Zealand. The treatment he received, in particular osteopathy, changed his perceptions of surgery and modern medicine and influenced him to take a different career path. Nick is now Principal and Clinical Director of the Centre for...
READ MORENick was invited in May to speak at the prestigious Elevate conference at Excel London. He spoke about using physiological parameters to predict and measure
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The Team
At the Centre for Physical Medicine we treat all spinal conditions whether it is a cricked neck, headaches, slipped disc, traumatic injury or post-operative recovery and rehab. We also treat peripheral and limb problems from the big toe to the hip, shoulder and knee.
Meet the Team“Last August, I crushed and fractured my C2 vertebra diving into shallow water while in Greece. Miraculously I did not damage the spinal cord or one of the major blood vessels to my brain. I was able to get back to London for treatment after immobilisation with a stiff collar to stabilise the fracture. However the fracture would not heal in the collar after 6 weeks. I was not keen to undertake a risky surgical intervention and was very lucky to meet Mr. Potter. He came up with an alternative idea: the hyperbaric chamber or oxygen therapy, which we tried for 3 months and proved successful to achieve bone union across the fracture. A true example of conservative management of complicated fracture and out of the box thinking. Mr. Potter has assisted me throughout the process of re-mobilisation and rehabilitation and I can now say I am nearly back to normal life. An exceptional result in such a short time. I have no words that can express my full gratitude for all that you have done for me and my family.”
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