Neck Pain
Pain, stiffness, or restricted movement in the cervical spine.
Book AssessmentFrom everyday aches to complex post-surgical recovery, our multidisciplinary team treats the full range of musculoskeletal, vestibular, and neurological conditions. Search below or browse by body region.
Cervical spine, headaches, jaw and upper neurological complaints.
Pain, stiffness, or restricted movement in the cervical spine.
Book AssessmentSoft tissue injury following sudden acceleration-deceleration, often from a motor vehicle collision.
Book AssessmentNerve root irritation in the neck producing pain, numbness, or weakness in the arm.
Book AssessmentCompression of nerves or blood vessels between the collarbone and first rib.
Book AssessmentTension-type, cervicogenic, or migraine headaches often responsive to manual therapy.
Book AssessmentRotator cuff, thoracic spine, and surrounding postural complaints.
Pain in or around the shoulder joint, often related to rotator cuff or movement dysfunction.
Book AssessmentIrritation, tendinopathy, or tears of the rotator cuff muscles.
Book AssessmentPinching of the rotator cuff tendons between the bones of the shoulder.
Book AssessmentInflammation of a bursa, most often in the shoulder, hip, or knee.
Book AssessmentProgressive stiffness and pain in the shoulder capsule, often staged in three phases.
Book AssessmentDiscomfort across the thoracic spine, often postural or related to muscular tension.
Book AssessmentArthritic changes in the mid-spine producing pain or stiffness.
Book AssessmentLateral curvature of the spine, often requiring tailored exercise and movement work.
Book AssessmentUpper extremity tendinopathies and nerve entrapments.
Lateral elbow tendinopathy, common with gripping, lifting, or repetitive activity.
Book AssessmentMedial elbow tendinopathy on the inner side of the elbow.
Book AssessmentCompression of the median nerve in the wrist producing numbness and weakness.
Book AssessmentInflammation or irritation of a tendon from overuse or acute strain.
Book AssessmentThe most common musculoskeletal complaints we see at the clinic.
The most common musculoskeletal complaint, with many possible causes.
Book AssessmentRadiating pain along the sciatic nerve, often from disc or piriformis involvement.
Book AssessmentDisc bulge or herniation in the lumbar spine.
Book AssessmentDegenerative changes in the lumbar spine producing pain and stiffness.
Book AssessmentPain related to the SI joint between the spine and pelvis.
Book AssessmentHip joint, gluteal, or surrounding structures causing pain or restriction.
Book AssessmentPain originating from trigger points in muscle and fascia.
Book AssessmentJoint pain, cartilage wear, and patellar tracking issues.
Pain in the knee from many possible causes including overuse, injury, or arthritis.
Book AssessmentAnterior knee pain related to patellar tracking and load tolerance.
Book AssessmentDegenerative changes in knee cartilage producing pain and stiffness.
Book AssessmentPlantar fascia, ligament sprains, and biomechanical foot pain.
Heel and arch pain from irritation of the plantar fascia.
Book AssessmentLigament injury of the ankle, common in sport and everyday activity.
Book AssessmentCalcium deposit at the heel, often associated with plantar fasciitis.
Book AssessmentPain in the foot from a variety of biomechanical, soft tissue, or joint sources.
Book AssessmentSpecialized concussion and inner-ear (vestibular) rehabilitation.
Sensation of spinning or imbalance, often responsive to vestibular rehabilitation.
Book AssessmentMild traumatic brain injury requiring structured rehabilitation and return-to-activity planning.
Book AssessmentConditioning before and rehabilitation after joint replacement.
Post-surgical rehabilitation following total or partial joint replacement.
Book AssessmentPre-surgical conditioning to optimize outcomes after planned joint replacement.
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