Back Pain Treatment in Prescott
One-on-one care focused on reducing pain and helping you move with confidence again.
Personal Care. Thoughtful Treatment. Real Relief.
Back pain can affect everything — how you work, sleep, exercise, and even spend time with family.
At Permar Physical Therapy, back pain treatment is built around understanding what’s actually causing your symptoms — not just managing them temporarily.
You’ll work directly with Dr. Gage Permar, DPT each visit, receiving focused care designed to reduce pain, restore movement, and help you get back to normal activity safely.
One-on-one appointments with Dr. Permar
Targets muscle trigger points
Reduces pain and stiffness
Improves mobility and muscle activation
Supports recovery alongside exercise and manual therapy
Understanding the Source of Your Pain
Back pain can develop for many reasons, including:
- Muscle strain or tension
- Disc irritation or injury
- Joint stiffness or degeneration
- Nerve irritation (sciatica)
- Poor movement patterns
- Weakness or deconditioning
Identifying the root cause is key to creating a treatment plan that works.
Back Conditions We Commonly Treat
- Lower back pain
- Upper back pain
- Sciatica and nerve pain
- Herniated or bulging discs
- Chronic back stiffness
- Work or activity-related strain
Whether symptoms started recently or have been present for years, treatment focuses on restoring function and reducing pain.
A Targeted Approach to Recovery
Treatment may include a combination of:
- Manual therapy to improve joint and tissue mobility
- Corrective exercise to build strength and support
- Movement retraining to reduce strain on the spine
- Education to prevent flare-ups
- The goal is not just short-term relief, but long-term resilience.
Care Built on Experience
Dr. Permar has worked with thousands of patients dealing with back pain — from recent injuries to long-standing chronic conditions.
His approach focuses on practical solutions that fit your body, your lifestyle, and your goals — whether that’s returning to work, exercise, or simply moving without constant discomfort.
F.A.Q.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need imaging before starting physical therapy?
Not always. Many back pain conditions can be evaluated and treated effectively without imaging.
Can physical therapy help chronic back pain?
Yes. Even long-standing pain often improves with the right combination of treatment and exercise.
Will I get exercises to do at home?
Yes. Home exercises are a key part of long-term improvement.

