sydney back pain
After 31 years at Circular Quay, the pre-eminent Sydney back pain clinic has relocated to Sarah's country annex in the Upper Hunter Valley.
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Sarah Key is a veteran of spinal problems, treating literally thousands of cases of lower back pain over several decades. She is a highly successful author with several best-selling back books to her name, including the market leader (see readers' reviews of the Back Sufferers' Bible here). The Foreword of this book has been written by HRH The Prince of Wales.
Sarah Key is the pre-eminent spinal physiotherapist
Looking after your back is a serious matter. It should not be left to the inexperienced. Serious back treatment should be based on solid science and the careful application of well-founded principles. The gym culture is no substitute for proper spinal treatment!
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