shoulder pain

Trigger Point Massage

Trigger point massage is not a relaxing, “fluff and buff” technique but with regular trreatment and good communication, the therapist and client can work together as a team to maximise the effectiveness of each treatment.

Levator Scapulae

Levator Scapulae which after trapezius is probably the most common site of pain and tightness in the neck and shoulders. This muscle starts on the transverse processes at the top of the neck and ends at the inside border of the shoulder blade and helps us move in different ways.  If our head is fixed, …

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Scaleni

The scaleni muscle is broken down into three parts (anterior, middle and posterior) with one end attached to the bones in the back of the neck and the other one either on the first or second (and sometimes third) rib. Its main function is to tilt the head to the side (ear to shoulder) and helps in moving the head back and forth.