Spotlight Diagnosis

Dealing with shoulder pain can

become a major interruption for your

​ comfort, function and longevity. 

Learn how to get assessed for having 

a myofascial issue to see if you are a

good candidate for STM. 

All of the following shoulder

syndromes must be addressed in

order to heal and repair. 

Frozen

​ Shoulder
​ 
(adhesive capsulitis)

This is where all of the fascial layers have become "glued" together. Learn how to unlock your shoulder through the St.Thomas Method to induce myofascial rejuvenation. 

Rotator Cuff

​Syndrome

This is a tricky one to heal,  which is why you need an expert to help guide you through the rehab phase, as well as fixing the architecture so you can benefit from physical therapy exercises. 

Impingement

​ Syndrome

This can be a pinching pain or dull achy pain that occurs at rest and especially with reaching away from the body or having to support weight away from the body

Labral Tears

Symptoms include interrupted sleep when side lying (indicates an active tear), difficulty with overhead movements (instability), and weakness lifting or throwing (with or without pain) 

Post-Surgical

​ Rejuvenation

Scar tissue is a major factor when aiming for a successful rehab process. If you are having trouble with PT and are hitting a wall, there's probably a good reason why.