VTherapy Pain & Injury Specialist

VTherapy Pain & Injury Specialist provides pain and injury care in Beaconsfield. Book through this page for in-person or virtual appointments.

Care covers back pain, neck and shoulder pain, joint pain, and general musculoskeletal pain. VTherapy also treats sciatica, nerve-related leg pain, headaches linked to neck or posture, and acute injuries. It supports knee, hip and lower limb pain, sports injuries, everyday injuries and post-operative care.

Chronic pain is a stated focus. VTherapy works with persistent pain, complex chronic pain, neuroplastic pain and stress-related pain. Care can also cover medically unexplained pain, jaw tension, chest tension, gut tension and generalised pain.

Treatment may include manual therapy, rehabilitation, pain education, NeuroSomatic therapy and somatic work. It may also include NeuroSomatic pain repatterning, nervous system regulation, trauma-informed pain support and functional rehabilitation. Postural and movement pattern assessment is also listed.

Vanda is the practitioner behind VTherapy. She is a Complex Chronic Pain and NeuroSomatic Practitioner, and a Sports Therapist of 20 years. Her training includes sports therapy, sports and remedial massage therapy, functional rehabilitation and human movement. It also includes dry needling or medical acupuncture, dry cupping, kinesiology taping and holistic pain management. Further training includes pain reprocessing therapy, counselling, coaching, personal training and fitness instruction.

Appointment types include initial assessment and treatment, chronic pain initial assessment and treatment, injury follow-up and virtual appointments. Sports and remedial massage is also available. New patients are seen for assessment and treatment. Existing patients can book for a new injury.

The treatment room has free covered parking beneath the studio. It is on the second floor and is reached by stairs. Patients unable to climb a flight of stairs should speak to Vanda before booking. An alternative arrangement can then be considered.