At Luckhurst Injury Clinic, we are committed to providing the most effective treatments to help our clients recover from injuries, reduce pain and enhance their overall wellbeing.
Stimpod Therapy is one of the advanced treatment technologies we use at Luckhurst Injury Clinic to support healing and reduce nerve-related pain. Designed to help restore normal nerve function, it can play an important role in accelerating recovery when included as part of a personalised physiotherapy Plan of Care. But what exactly is Stimpod Therapy and how might it benefit you? Let’s take a closer look…
Stimpod is an advanced, medical-grade neuromodulation device designed to target irritated or dysfunctional nerves. It delivers a precise pulsed electrical signal that stimulates peripheral nerves, helping to normalise abnormal pain signals and support the body’s natural healing response.
It is completely non-invasive and drug-free.
Unlike standard TENS machines that simply mask pain temporarily, Stimpod works at a deeper level — aiming to improve nerve function, reduce hypersensitivity, and restore normal communication between the nerve and the brain.
By combining targeted nerve stimulation with neuromuscular activation, Stimpod can help:
Stimpod Therapy can be beneficial for individuals experiencing a range of nerve-related symptoms particularly where pain, weakness or altered sensation has persisted despite previous treatment.
Stimpod works by helping to normalise abnormal pain signalling within irritated or hypersensitive nerves. This can lead to a reduction in persistent symptoms such as burning, tingling, throbbing or radiating pain.
By stimulating peripheral nerve pathways, Stimpod may help improve local circulation and encourage the body’s natural repair processes particularly following injury or surgery where nerve irritation may be delaying recovery.
When nerves are irritated or not functioning correctly, muscles can become weak or inhibited. Stimpod can assist in restoring communication between the nerve and the muscle, supporting more effective rehabilitation.
As nerve sensitivity reduces and muscle activation improves, many patients find everyday movements feel easier allowing them to walk, sleep, grip, or return to activities like golf with greater confidence.
Stimpod may be appropriate for individuals experiencing symptoms associated with peripheral neuropathy, trapped or irritated nerves, or post-surgical nerve pain.
Stimpod Therapy may be appropriate for individuals experiencing symptoms driven by nerve irritation or dysfunction, including:
It is particularly suitable for those who:
Stimpod Therapy is safe, non-invasive and generally well-tolerated.
