Shoulder pain is a very common issue, primarily because the shoulder is the most mobile—and at the same time—the most unstable joint in the human body.
In many individuals, the shoulder tends to shift forward, which negatively affects the surrounding muscles of the shoulder and scapula, often leading to both acute and chronic shoulder pain. Our goal is always to address this pain effectively—both quickly and long-term.

In cases of acute shoulder pain, the pain is usually intense, limits the range of motion, and significantly interferes with daily activities.
Persistent or untreated shoulder pain can lead to the development of shoulder impingement, calcific deposits, or calcific tendinitis.

Thanks to the individualized approach we emphasize in our physical therapy center, we focus on identifying and treating the root cause of shoulder pain—helping clients return to their daily routines as soon as possible.

Some of the most common shoulder conditions we treat include:

• Shoulder pain (acute or chronic);
• Calcifications / calcific tendinitis ([learn more here]);
• Shoulder impingement or frozen shoulder syndrome ([read more here]);
• Shoulder dislocation;
• Rotator cuff tear.

What to expect during your first visit:

During the initial consultation, we conduct a comprehensive assessment of your condition and begin with the appropriate shoulder pain treatment.
 Identifying the underlying cause of the pain is essential, as it determines the direction and success of the therapy.
 Our diagnostic process includes inspection, palpation, and functional assessment, based on which we outline a personalized treatment plan.

Our shoulder therapy may include:

• Manual therapy (massage, soft tissue mobilization, joint techniques);
• Electrotherapy, therapeutic ultrasound, laser therapy;
• Shockwave therapy

Kinesiotherapy — to achieve long-lasting results and prevent recurrence.