How Your Shoulder Causes Neck Pain & Headaches

December 1, 2017

Years ago, I was working with a young man who had upper neck pain, as well as constant headaches…let’s call him Nick.

Nick was about 24 years old and a high school music teacher. We was having significant neck pain and headaches along the left side of his neck, up towards his skull.

After working with Nick for about 3 weeks, he just wasn’t getting better, despite my best efforts to treat his irritated muscles.

And it wasn’t until he had a consult with a different PT that I realized that I was missing something: his shoulder was the ROOT CAUSE of his neck pain.

Since I was only treating his neck, his pain relief was only temporary.

It wasn’t until I started paying attention to his shoulder that Nick started feeling a lot better.

In today’s video blog, I’ll explain in detail how your shoulder can be the cause of your neck pain and headaches, and how we fix this problem.

Enjoy 🙂

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