Shoulder Issues
The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the body, making it susceptible to impingement and instability. We restore balance to the rotator cuff.
Book AssessmentSymptoms we treat
- Pain when reaching overhead, behind the back, or out to the side
- Noticeable weakness when lifting or carrying objects
- Deep ache that disrupts sleep (night pain)
- Catching or clicking sensations during arm movement
Clinical Assessment
We measure scapulohumeral rhythm, rotator cuff strength, and glenohumeral joint laxity. We also assess how your mid-back mobility affects your shoulder range of motion.
Treatment Approach
Our approach involves progressive tendon loading for rotator cuff issues and scapular stabilization for impingement. We use manual techniques to improve joint capsule mobility if needed.
Our approach is multimodal, often integrating Physiotherapy and Kinesiology to manage acute symptoms while building long-term physiological resilience. We emphasize patient education, ensuring you understand the mechanical factors behind your condition so you can play an active role in your recovery.
What to Expect
Typical Timeline
8-24 weeks, as tendon health and muscle remodeling require time. for significant improvement.
Prognosis
Shoulder recovery is often a gradual process. We focus first on regaining pain-free range of motion, then transition to building load tolerance and strength.