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Low back pain is the most common reason people see a physical therapist — and one of the most treatable. After 20+ years and 50,000+ treatments, I've seen nearly every presentation of back pain there is. Most people get better without surgery or long-term medication.
Low back pain is not a diagnosis — it's a symptom. The cause matters enormously, because the treatment is different for each. Common causes include:
At most PT clinics, you'll see a different therapist — or a tech — at every visit. Here, every session is one-on-one with me, Eddie Maynor, PT.
That consistency matters for back pain. I track exactly how you're responding, adjust treatment in real time, and build on what worked last session. No starting over. No re-explaining your history.
Eddie Maynor, PT
20+ years · 50,000+ treatments · Hendersonville, NC
Treatment is always tailored to what's actually causing your pain — not a generic protocol.
Hands-on joint mobilization and soft tissue work to restore normal movement and reduce pain quickly.
Targets trigger points in the muscles of the back, hips, and glutes that contribute to pain and stiffness.
Specific exercises to address the muscle imbalances and movement faults driving your pain.
When appropriate, spinal manipulation can provide rapid relief for certain types of back pain.
Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization to address scar tissue and fascial restrictions.
Primal Reflex Release Technique — a specialized approach that can rapidly reduce pain and muscle guarding.
Call or text for a free 10-minute phone consultation. I'll tell you honestly whether PT is the right next step for you.