Targeted Relief for Neck Pain & Stiffness

Overcome neck pain, stiffness, and associated headaches with our specialized physical therapy treatments.

Introduction

Neck pain can severely impact your daily life, causing headaches, restricted movement, and radiating pain. Our neck pain treatments are designed to address issues such as cervical spondylosis, whiplash, postural strain, and muscle spasms.

Neck Pain Treatment is one of our specialized treatments under our Physical Therapy services.

Common Causes

Muscle tension and strain from poor posture
Whiplash or traumatic injuries
Cervical spondylosis (osteoarthritis of the neck)
Herniated or bulging discs in the cervical spine
Sleeping in an awkward position

Symptoms to Watch For

Pain that worsens with holding your head in one place
Muscle tightness and spasms
Decreased ability to move your head
Headaches originating from the neck
Numbness or tingling radiating down the arm

How Physiotherapy Helps

Our approach involves a comprehensive assessment to pinpoint the exact source of your neck pain. We use targeted therapies to reduce inflammation, relieve muscle tension, and restore proper alignment and mobility to your cervical spine.

Our Treatment Methods

Gentle cervical mobilization

Soft tissue massage and release

Postural retraining exercises

Targeted neck and upper back strengthening

Ergonomic assessment and advice

Why Choose Capitol Physiotherapy

We offer personalized, one-on-one care with experienced physiotherapists who specialize in cervical spine disorders. Our holistic approach ensures not just immediate relief, but long-term prevention.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can neck pain cause headaches?

Yes, cervicogenic headaches are a common symptom of neck issues, often caused by tension or referred pain from the upper cervical spine.

Is it safe to have my neck manipulated?

Our physiotherapists use safe, evidence-based manual therapy techniques. We thoroughly assess your condition to determine the most appropriate and safe treatment methods for you.