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Shoulder Pain Holding You Back?

Shoulder Injuries: How We Restore Function and Relieve Pain with Expert Care

Shoulder pain can make even the simplest movements feel impossible, whether it is reaching overhead, carrying groceries, playing golf, picking up your kids, or returning to your favorite workouts. At our Westminster clinic, we take a personalized, one-on-one approach to shoulder recovery that goes far beyond generic physical therapy exercises.

Instead of leaving you alone with a sheet of exercises, we focus on hands-on techniques, precise dry needling, and guided movement training to create lasting improvements, not just temporary pain relief.

Here is how we do it.

Step 1: Restore Healthy Shoulder Mobility

Shoulder injuries rarely happen in isolation. True recovery starts with improving the way your entire upper body moves, including your shoulder blades, rib cage, spine, and neck.

We begin by:


✅ Improving scapular mobility for smoother shoulder mechanics
✅ Restoring neck and upper spine motion, which directly affects shoulder movement
✅ Mobilizing the rib cage, improving your ability to rotate and twist naturally

To achieve this, we use:

  • Soft tissue mobilization to release tight muscles and fascia
  • Targeted stretching techniques for better flexibility
  • Joint mobilization to unlock stiff areas
  • Dry needling to release trigger points, improve blood flow, and reduce pain

By addressing these root restrictions, your shoulder can move freely again without strain or compensation.

Step 2: Rebuild Shoulder Coordination and Stability

Once mobility is restored, we focus on scapulothoracic coordination, the way your shoulder blade and rib cage move together during everyday activities like reaching, lifting, and pressing.

Without proper coordination, the rotator cuff and surrounding tissues can become overloaded, resulting in increased pain and stiffness.

Through guided movement retraining, we help you re-establish:


✅ Proper scapular tracking
✅ Efficient muscle activation
✅ Joint stability during functional tasks

This step is essential to protect your shoulder from future injuries before we add strength work.

Step 3: Progressive Strength and Functional Recovery

Finally, we help you safely rebuild strength, endurance, and resilience, so you can return to what you love without fear of reinjury.

  • We start with controlled, supported exercises to build a strong foundation
  • Then we progress to functional movements that mimic daily activities
  • For athletes, we include sport-specific drills like throwing mechanics, swimming motions, or advanced dynamic exercises

This gradual progression ensures your shoulder is not just pain-free but strong, stable, and ready for real life.

Why Our Care Is Different

At our clinic, you will never be left to figure things out on your own. Every session is one-on-one, fully focused on you, combining advanced techniques like dry needling, manual therapy, and targeted rehab exercises for the fastest and most effective results.

We do not believe in temporary fixes. Our goal is to restore your shoulder health for good so you can:


✅ Play golf without discomfort
✅ Pick up your kids or grandkids with confidence
✅ Return to your workouts without hesitation
✅ Move through daily life without pain

Ready to Move Without Shoulder Pain?

You do not have to live with a sore, stiff, or unstable shoulder. Whether it is a rotator cuff injury, tendonitis, bursitis, impingement, or frozen shoulder, we will create a personalized treatment plan to get you back to pain-free movement.

📍 Conveniently located in Westminster, Colorado

💬 Free consultations available, no pressure, just answers

Do not settle for temporary relief. Let us identify and address the root cause of your shoulder pain.

👉 Call us today to schedule your consultation and start your recovery!

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