Physiotherapy Clinics Dublin South

Medica Pain Management clinic  is a regenerative medicine clinic dedicated to helping patients manage joint pain and musculoskeletal conditions through advanced, non-surgical treatment approaches. The clinic focuses on therapies designed to support the body’s natural healing processes, helping patients improve mobility, reduce discomfort, and maintain an active lifestyle.The clinic provides innovative regenerative treatments that aim to repair and restore damaged tissues within joints and soft tissues. These treatments are commonly considered by patients experiencing knee pain, hip pain, shoulder injuries, sports-related joint problems, and early stages of joint degeneration who wish to explore options before considering surgery. At Medica Pain Management clinic, patient care begins with a detailed consultation and medical assessment to understand each individual’s symptoms, medical history, and treatment goals. Based on this evaluation, the clinic develops personalised treatment plans tailored to the patient’s condition and recovery objectives. The team follows a patient-centred approach, prioritising safety, clinical standards, and transparent communication throughout the treatment journey. From the initial consultation to recovery guidance, patients receive clear information and ongoing support to help them make informed decisions about their care. By focusing on modern regenerative medicine techniques and non-surgical solutions, Medica Pain Management clinic a

Chartered Physiotherapist with 25 years experience. Completed 2 Masters Degrees in Manual Therapy and Musculoskeletal Health. From early in my career I began practicing and teaching yoga and pilates and began to develop a holistic approach. This led me to studying craniosacral therapy and later visceral manipulation and somatic movement education. Most recently I've been delving deeply into study of trauma and the Nervous System as it is so involved in any chronic health problems.  As a result I have a very holistic approach that is suited both to acute injuries and chronic longstanding problems. My main interests are women's health (pelvic health/pre and post natal) and pain.  Holistic bodywork sessions will usually address body parts away from the site of pain because of the interconnectness of the fascial system.  I also teach  yoga and workshops/courses on pelvic health and the nervous system. 

Conditions treated include, but are not limited to the following: Sports injuriesBack painNeck painShoulder problemsWhiplashStress related conditionsTension headachesJoint strainsTennis elbowGolfer's elbowFrozen shoulderFallen archesAnkle sprain

John graduated from Trinity College with Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Physiology and from the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic in England as a chiropractor. After working in London he returned to Dublin in 1992 and now practices in Ranelagh and Walkinstown. John combines his knowledge of the human body with chiropractic to provide a unique, professional and safe approach to the treatment of back complaints. He works closely with members of the medical profession in the treatment of conditions such as: back pain and leg pain, neck pain and arm pain, trapped nerves and sciatica, headaches and migraine, slipped disc, frozen shoulder, whiplash, sports injuries, repetitive strain, jaw problems, arthritis and back pain in pregnancy. John receives medical referrals of infants diagnosed with colic and reflux, and has a success rate in excess of 90% in treating these cases.In his treatment of sports injuries John has worked both in Ireland and abroad with high performance professional and international athletes in sports such as basketball, squash, tennis, rugby, soccer and skiing. He has also worked with FAI teams such as St. Patrick’s Athletic, Athlone Town and Monaghan United. He has provided backstage and on-set services to both the music and film industries, and has also been chiropractor to the American, Australian and Argentine Embassies.