Sarah, 39 — Persistent Shoulder Pain
We restored scapular control and ribcage position so the shoulder could share load again. In 3 visits: overhead motion improved, headaches eased, sleep normalized.
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Neck/shoulder tension and headaches when the ribcage drifts forward and the shoulder blade stops sharing load.
Low-back tightness and hip pinch when force doesn’t pass cleanly through the pelvis and core.
Hamstrings and QL overwork while the glutes go quiet — hinging and lifting feel sketchy.
“Loose but tight” bodies do best with stability + autonomic calming before adding load.
Where it hurts now: low back, shoulder, knee, headaches, etc.
Control, timing, stability, load transfer, and tolerance underneath the pain.
We restored scapular control and ribcage position so the shoulder could share load again. In 3 visits: overhead motion improved, headaches eased, sleep normalized.
We improved pelvic control and load transfer so hips/core carried the work. By week 4: walking tolerance up, sitting pain down, training resumed.
We led with stability and autonomic calming, then layered load. Result: fewer flares, better sport tolerance, growing confidence.
Quick, honest answers so you can decide your next step with confidence.
Most care chases symptoms. We map the hidden drivers (control, timing, load transfer, tolerance) so the same spots stop getting irritated. Many people notice meaningful changes in how they move/feel within the first 1–2 visits.
We keep care straightforward and transparent. Many patients use HSA/FSA, and we accept CareCredit.
Need paperwork? We can provide an itemized receipt you may submit to your plan for potential reimbursement.
You’ll leave Visit 1 with a clear plan and targeted work. Most people notice early wins in 1–2 visits; lasting change builds as we restore control → load → tolerance.
Yes. We lead with stability and autonomic calming, then layer load carefully. No aggressive stretching or “push through it” cues — we build capacity without provoking flares.
Usually, no. We start with a focused movement exam and only suggest imaging or specialist referral if we see clear red flags or if results would change the plan.
Quick consult → targeted movement screen → map the hidden drivers → leave with a starter plan. If it’s a fit, we’ll outline the shortest path to your goals.