Massage for Frozen Shoulder

In this lecture, you will learn about the second round of assessment that I do, palpation. Once I get a sense of what's happening with the tissue, I can then make a unique strategy to address Frozen Shoulder with this particular client.

In this lecture, I will demonstrate the techniques used to work the Teres Major & Minor muscles, common culprits in Frozen Shoulder.

In this lecture, we'll re-assess after the work shown in the previous lecture and then dive into more specific techniques for the GH Joint.

In this lecture, we will do a full re-assessment after the GH Joint and Rotator Cuff work previously shown to get a sense of where we need to go next to help this client feel more relief.

After our assessment, I decided to take our client into side lying position to get deeper into the rotator cuff. In this lecture you will observe as I show more detailed techniques for the Subscapularis and Teres muscles.

This lecture will show us the re-assessment after our more detailed work on the rotator cuff (specifically Subscapularis and Teres Muscles). This re-assessment will give us an idea the final area we need to work to help this client!

In this lecture, we finally put the client into supine position to address the Pectoralis and Deltoid Muscles.

Success! This lecture will give you the opportunity to hear the client's feedback after receiving the work. You may be thinking, we assessed and re-assessed so many times! But what I find is that this gives the client a helpful reference point for our progress through the session. Check out what she has to say about the work!