Sciatica is one of the most disruptive pain experiences there is. It is not just an ache you can work around — it is a sensation that can follow you from the moment you get up in the morning to the moment you finally find a position that lets you sleep.
Most people with sciatica are told to rest, given anti-inflammatories, and advised that it will probably improve on its own. Sometimes it does. Often it does not — and when it keeps coming back, or when it never fully resolves in the first place, the question is not whether to treat it but how.
Nerve pain is not the same as muscle pain, and it does not respond to the same approach. The nerve has to have somewhere to go, which means addressing the structures compressing it, the mobility restrictions limiting it, and the mechanics that are putting the system under load in the first place. Jamie works hands-on to create space, restore movement, and reduce the irritation that is driving your symptoms.
You do not have to live around nerve pain. Let's get to the source of it.