Hip pain
Hip pain can originate from the hip joint itself or be referred from the spine or pelvis. The two are closely connected — spinal and pelvic alignment directly influences how the hip joint loads and moves. Virginia's approach starts by assessing the whole system: spine, pelvis, sacroiliac joints, and hip, to identify where the pain is actually coming from before planning a treatment that addresses the real cause.
What you might notice
- Pain in the groin, outer hip, or buttock
- Stiffness getting in and out of a car or deep chair
- Limping or favouring one side when walking
- Reduced range of movement in the hip
- Night pain when lying on the affected side
How Virginia can help
- ASMI mobilises the lumbar spine and pelvis to relieve stress on the hip
- Reduces tight hip flexor and glute muscles that restrict hip movement
- Addresses sacroiliac joint dysfunction that often presents as hip pain
- A plan that improves mobility and comfort in daily activities
- Works alongside GP or orthopaedic care for hip arthritis or structural problems
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my hip pain is coming from my spine or my hip?
I have hip arthritis. Can spinal therapy still help?
Do I need a referral or scan before coming?
Pricing
Clear, simple pricing — no hidden fees. 50% deposit at booking, balance due after your session.
Book a free consultation. Tell Virginia about the location and pattern of your hip pain and she'll assess both the local and spinal picture.
The free 15-minute phone consultation is a no-obligation call. Virginia will listen to what you're dealing with, confirm whether she thinks she can help, and explain the next steps. If she can, she'll suggest a treatment plan. If not, she'll point you in the right direction.