Got Neck Pain? Try this!

Got Neck Pain? Are you a programmer, desk warrior or someone who suffers from neck pain and headaches, from poor posture or an injury?

Watch as we demonstrate an in-depth massage therapy treatment for our client Ian, who was diagnosed with Thoracic Outlet Syndrome, focusing on the scalene muscles and brachial plexus area. Perfect for programmers, desk workers, and anyone experiencing neck pain, shoulder tension, or arm numbness. Learn specialized techniques for treating TOS through precise work on the anterior, medial, and posterior scalenes, SCM, and surrounding structures.

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This comprehensive tutorial covers:
-Proper assessment and palpation techniques
-Safe navigation of crucial nerve and vascular structures
-Understanding fascial relationships and muscle patterns
-Professional tips for releasing scalene muscles
-Complete treatment flow from diaphragm to neck

Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) is a condition where nerves and blood vessels between your collarbone and first rib get squeezed or compressed. Think of it like a garden hose being pinched – when these pathways get compressed, it can cause pain, numbness, or tingling in your neck, shoulders, arms, and hands.This often happens to people who:
-Sit at computers for long hours
-Have poor posture
-Do repetitive arm movements
-Experienced an injury
-Have certain anatomical differences

Common symptoms include:
-Neck and shoulder pain
-Numbness or tingling in your fingers
-Weakness in your hand
-Coldness in your arm or hand
-Tired, achy arms, especially when reaching overhead

The good news is that TOS can often be managed with proper posture, targeted exercises, and manual therapy techniques that help release the tight muscles around your neck and shoulders.

Perfect for programmers, desk workers, and anyone experiencing neck pain, shoulder tension, or arm numbness. Learn specialized techniques for treating TOS through precise work on the anterior, medial, and posterior scalenes, SCM, and surrounding structures.This comprehensive tutorial covers:Proper assessment and palpation techniquesSafe navigation of crucial nerve and vascular structuresUnderstanding fascial relationships and muscle patternsProfessional tips for releasing scalene musclesComplete treatment flow from diaphragm to neck.

Are you a Licensed Massage Therapist? Need CEU's? We got your back!
Send us an email at: hello@salvationwellness.com

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