Don't resign yourself to living with chronic pain.
When you have a herniated disc, sciatica, or recurring lower back pain, your body protects itself by becoming stiff. Sometimes, the pain isn’t where you think it is, but rather a reflection of a blockage elsewhere. My approach isn’t just to “treat where it hurts,” but to trace the chain of injury. I use myofascial and neurofascial induction techniques and deep manual therapy to release the structure at its root, rather than just applying a temporary fix.
Manual therapy vs. “express physical therapy”
What my patients say
Isabel
She's the best physical therapist I've ever had. She's been helping me with my various spinal issues for over 10 years, and the results have always been excellent. Thank you 🫂…
Maria Jimenez Rubio
After seeing several physical therapists without seeing any real improvement, I came to Gema feeling pretty desperate because of an ankle problem that just wouldn't heal (swelling, ligament pain…). And honestly, it's been a real turning point.
Juan Aguirre Peris
I highly recommend her. She’s my go-to physical therapist. A friend who’s a massage therapist recommended her to me (for lower back pain and sciatica), and it’s been a great decision for my health. Thank you, Gemma.
