Whiplash & neck pain after a traffic accident
After a collision or other traffic accident, neck symptoms can occur following a sudden acceleration–deceleration movement of the head and neck. When symptoms develop after this type of trauma, physiotherapy often uses the term Whiplash Associated Disorder (WAD).
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Whiplash & neck pain after a traffic accident
After a collision or other traffic accident, neck symptoms can occur following a sudden acceleration–deceleration movement of the head and neck. When symptoms develop after this type of trauma, physiotherapy often uses the term Whiplash Associated Disorder (WAD).
Your treatment, step by step
We discuss the accident, symptoms, daily activities and what you want to return to. Movement is then built up gradually with suitable exercises for mobility, control, strength and daily loading. The approach is adjusted to your response and what is achievable for you.
Talk
We discuss your symptoms and goals.
Assess
We look at movement and relevant factors.
Plan
We choose an approach that suits you.
Review
We monitor progress and adjust when needed.
Move better in everyday life
- Attention to discomfort
- Strength and mobility
- Personal guidance
- Goals for everyday life
- Regular progress reviews
The aim is to rebuild daily movement and activities safely and gradually, increase confidence in movement and avoid unnecessary avoidance of activity.
Not every treatment suits every situation. We discuss precautions and when medical assessment is needed. If you have new, severe or rapidly worsening symptoms after a recent accident, neurological problems, or concern about a serious injury, seek medical assessment first through your GP or urgent care.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to questions about this treatment.
Who may benefit from this treatment?
For people with neck pain, stiffness, reduced movement or uncertainty with movement after a traffic accident, once serious acute injuries have been medically excluded when needed.
What happens during a session?
We discuss the accident, symptoms, daily activities and what you want to return to. Movement is then built up gradually with suitable exercises for mobility, control, strength and daily loading. The approach is adjusted to your response and what is achievable for you.
How long will treatment take?
Frequency and duration depend on your symptoms and goals.
Will I receive exercises or advice for home?
When appropriate, we discuss exercises and practical advice tailored to your situation.
What if my symptoms change?
We review progress regularly and adjust the approach when needed, including referral for medical evaluation when indicated.
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