The Online Therapist Launches a Service To Revolutionise The Back Care Industry.
Jan 6, 2020
Personal Science releases information on how its new The Online Therapist service will change things in the Back Care Industry. Further information can be found at www.personalscience.co.uk
Droitwich, United Kingdom - January 5, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Earlier today Personal Science Ltd announced the launch of its new The Online Therapist service, set to go live in January 2020. For anyone even with a passing interest in Back Care, this new development will be worth paying attention to, as it’s set to shake things up.
Currently, the Back Care Industry is an abundance of misinformation, quick fixes, expensive aids to help decrease pain and can be hard to understand what is best for someone who is suffering with back pain.
The Founder and Director of Personal Science Ltd, makes a timely point of saying “Things need to change in the industry and “The Online Therapist” will do this”. Personal Sciences new service, The Online Therapist will provide realistic treatment plans and will seek to empower consumers by listening to their needs and educate them about their treatment and by dispelling myths in the Industry.
Katie Fownes the Director also goes on to say “We make the exercises bespoke to you, we listen and adjust your program to suit your needs and lifestyle. We do this as we want a personal connection to our clients, despite it being an Online Service, we want to build a relationship with each and every client to gain trust. The connection between Mental Health and Chronic pain is evident and we want to help people with their overall wellbeing. Ultimately we want to educate and empower people to help themselves”.
Personal Science Ltd was launched nearly 2 years ago, but the business has been helping people for 10 years. The businesses ultimate aim is to help as many people as we can with Back Pain.
This service will prove to be popular with anyone suffering from chronic back pain or people who want to learn ways to prevent back pain.
Once again, The Online Therapist is set to launch January 2020. To find out more, the place to visit is https://www.personalscience.co.uk
Personal science ltd Anytime Time Fitness, The Royal Exchange, Queen St, Droitwich Spa, Droitwich WR9 8LA
Contact Info:
Name: Katie Fownes
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Organization: Personal science ltd
Address: Anytime Time Fitness, The Royal Exchange, Queen St, Droitwich Spa,, Droitwich, Worcestershire WR9 8LA, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-7980-300354
Website: https://www.personalscience.co.uk/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88941311
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