A physiotherapist mobilising a patient's shoulder joint

Physio Spirit / Shoulder pain

A shoulder that won't lift.

Shoulders lose range quickly and get it back slowly, so the sooner it is assessed the better.

  • 18 years in practice
  • AHPRA registered
  • APAM member
  • Medicare · NDIS · WorkCover · TAC
  • English · Hindi · Malayalam
  • Home visits available

Does this sound like you?

Physiotherapy can help manage symptoms commonly associated with the problems below. What is right for you depends on an individual assessment.

  • Can't reach a high shelf, or behind your back
  • Sleeping on that side wakes you
  • Pain putting on a shirt or fastening a seatbelt
  • It started after a fall, a lift, or nothing at all
  • The arm feels weak rather than just sore
  • You have been told it is a rotator cuff or frozen shoulder

What we actually do about it.

Manual therapy on a patient's shoulder

Manual therapy

Hands-on mobilisation to give the joint its range back.

Dry needling of the upper shoulder muscles

Dry needling

Releasing the tight rotator cuff and upper back muscles.

Taping applied across the upper back

Taping

Shoulder blade support so the joint tracks properly as you move.

A woman performing a seated resistance band shoulder exercise

Band rehab

Progressive TheraBand work — the part that actually keeps it better.

Your first appointment.

Get assessed

A proper look at how the joint moves, what is weak, and what is actually driving the pain.

Get treated

Hands-on treatment on the day, plus taping or needling where it helps.

Get a plan

A short exercise plan you will actually do, and a note back to your GP.

Book in.

Send this and we'll call you back to confirm a time. Two fields, that's it.

A GP care plan can cover Medicare-rebated visits for a chronic condition. NDIS (self and plan-managed), WorkCover and TAC are accepted.

Goes straight to the practice, never shared. Urgent? Please call.