What We Treat
Neck Pain
Do You Struggle With Sleeping, Lifting Weights, Reaching Overhead Cabinets, Turning Your Head While Driving, Or Performing Everyday Tasks At Home Or Work Due To Neck Pain?
Does This Sound Familiar?
- You anticipated that the discomfort would diminish after a few days or weeks, but it has persisted.
- You've attempted various at-home treatments, such as heating pads, ice, and TENS devices, but to no avail, correct?
- Have you received a few massages, but the discomfort returned within a few days?
- You sought medical attention, underwent an examination, received an injection, or were prescribed medication, but the effects wore off quickly?
- You've previously undergone physical therapy, but it was unsuccessful.
- You've come to the conclusion that you can manage if you simply avoid engaging in painful activities, right?
Our Goal Is To Provide Lasting Solutions For Your Neck Problems.
Common Neck Disorders We Treat:
Our team can effectively treat a variety of common neck disorders, including
- Headaches
- Joint Stiffness
- Muscle Strains and Tension
- Degenerative Disc Disease and Injuries
There are 3 ways to work with us
Which one is right for you?
Performance Physical Therapy
Where most people start with us. Our original blend of physical therapy and personal training tailored to your goals. Sessions are always 1-on-1 and put the control back in your hands.
Performance Training and Wellness
For those who want to optimize to perform their best in all aspects. We cover goal setting, discuss how to stay consistent, and bring the best science (& dad jokes) to every workout session
Individualized Programming
Live too far away from us or have zero time in your busy schedule? We’ll design a custom program based on your background and goals. Regular check-ins and updates included.
Key Points to Keep in Mind
- Tissues have the ability to heal on their own, but sometimes, the healing process gets stuck in the inflammatory stage and requires assistance to progress to full recovery.
- MRI and X-ray scans may not always accurately identify the source of pain. Some people may experience pain despite having no apparent tissue damage, while others may have tissue damage but no pain or functional impairment.
- Post-exercise soreness is not always a cause for concern, as it can be a sign of micro-damage that leads to stronger tissue growth. However, it's important to use soreness as an indicator of when to adjust training intensity.
- With proper guidance, correct mechanics, and gradual tissue loading, it is usually possible to return to previous or desired activities.
