Dr. Asha Menon is a Diplomate of Otago University and The McKenzie Institute International, a medical institute in New Zealand, focusing on effective, conservative treatment of spine and extremity pain. In 2012 she traveled to Scotland to complete her clinical training at the NHS (National Health Services of United Kingdom), as part of her Diploma progamme. Dr. Asha Menon Owns THE ONLY CERTIFIED MCKENZIE CLINIC OF INDIA,  specializes in the assessment and treatment of all conditions affecting the muscles, neural tissues and joints of the spine and extremities using the McKenzie Method, also known as Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy.

The most common and meaningful pattern of pain response is Centralization, which is well documented now in literature as both a diagnostic tool and a prognostic indicator. This is defined as a patient’s referred or radiating pain (whether just slightly off centre, into the buttock, or all the way to the toes) promptly reversing, returning to the centre of the back, and then usually also abolishing. Centralization is clinically induced with clinically administered postures, positions and repeated movements.