Shoulder Impingement
Shoulder Impingement
Freeing Up Your Shoulder Without Injections or Surgery
Shoulder impingement occurs when the tendons or bursa in the shoulder become compressed during arm movement. This leads to pain, weakness, and reduced range of motion — often interfering with sleep, work, or sport.
Symptoms You May Experience:
- Pain when lifting your arm or reaching overhead
- Discomfort lying on the affected shoulder
- Clicking or catching in the shoulder joint
- Weakness or stiffness with movement
Why It Happens:
Impingement is often caused by poor posture, repetitive overhead activity, or rotator cuff weakness — all of which we address directly in treatment.
Our Treatment Focus:
- Postural correction and scapular (shoulder blade) control
- Manual therapy to restore joint space and mobility
- Targeted rotator cuff strengthening
- Education to modify aggravating activities
The Outcome:
We aim to relieve your pain quickly while addressing the root causes to prevent future episodes. Whether your issue is posture-related, injury-based, or stress-induced, we can help.
