The NGS Injury & Movement Rehabilitation Clinic, based in Mullingar, Co. Westmeath caters for all ages, fitness levels and types of injuries. We have in-person and online treatment & rehabilitation services.
Our approach is different to other therapy clinics because the NGS Team focus on treating the body as a whole and not just mending the specific area where you are experiencing pain.
Our multidisciplinary team can help you at any stage, with acute or chronic injuries, from the point of injury assessment to in-person treatment, and through to an ongoing rehabilitation programme to follow at home followed by a range of supports to help you.
Take a look below at some of our testimonials and see many clients who attended with a wide variety of injuries and conditions. For more recent testimonials and case studies make sure to follow Shane on Instagram.
These clients were once in a position similar to your own, and maybe you can relate to their struggles and are interested in their experience at the clinic.
In this section you will find any injury relating to the hip and groin area which we have treated. In our experience, we have seen a reocurring theme of previous upper limb injuries leading to a dysfunction in the thoracic rotation during the walking or running gait.
Often times, weeks or months after a car crash, people will experience a range of issues. In this section you will see how we have fixed many injuries ranging from severe migraines to neck and back pain. Some go back as far as 20 years.
Autoimmune disease are conditions in which the immune system attacks healthy cells in the body.
Autoimmune conditions can develop over a long period of time, and likewise, it can take a long time for some to finally have a better standard of living and management of symptoms. We have created a long-term programme for clients with autoimmune diseases to help them progress and become equipped to manage the condition and contribute to a better quality of life.
In this section you will find a variety of clients who have had MRI’s to show injuries such as bulging discs, spinal stenosis and various spinal compression symptoms. Many have tried various steroid injections or even surgery which have resulted in no real immediate or long term improvement.
Osteitis pubis is one of the most common injuries seen in athletes and generally consists of a rehabilitation process which lasts a couple of months. It is medically described as ‘inflammation of the pubic bone.’ In this section, you will see rapid success due to the methods we use in our clinic.
Sciatica is described as a nerve impingement or burning sensation running down the leg from the sacroiliac joint. Some people can experience pain in one leg only, and others can experience a “restless legs” sensation which becomes worse when sitting for a long period of time.