Neck Pain

Neck Pain

Neck pain can happen to anyone, affecting daily lives and overall quality of life. Whether it’s caused by poor posture or muscle strain, it is possible to manage the pain and reduce discomfort.

The most common non-invasive and effective treatments for neck pain include physiotherapy, chiropractic care, massage therapy and acupuncture. The team at Latitude Health personalizes the treatment options based on the cause and severity of neck pain.

What Causes Neck Pain?

Neck pain occurs when the muscles, soft tissues or joints supporting the neck are injured or strained. Here are common causes that can strain the neck muscles leading to pain & reduced range of motion.

Poor posture

Spending long hours hunched over laptops or sleeping in an awkward position

Muscle strains

Activities such as carrying heavy bags on one shoulder or repetitive motion

Injuries

Injuries such as whiplash and sports injuries can injure neck muscles

Degenerative conditions

These are conditions which worsen with age.

Nerve compression

Pinched nerves can cause pain, tingling or numbness in the neck.

Stress and tension

Emotional stress causes tightness in the neck muscles.

Medical conditions

Conditions like fibromyalgia and rheumatoid arthritis.

Lifestyle factors

Lack of physical activity weakens neck muscles.

Physiotherapists use a comprehensive approach to determine the cause of your neck pain. We combine detailed questioning, physical tests and functional assessments to address the root cause of your pain effectively.
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How Physiotherapy
Relieves Neck Pain?

Physiotherapy adopts a non-invasive, natural approach to treating neck pain symptoms leading to long-term recovery. The treatments focus on strengthening neck muscles, reducing pain, relieving muscle tension and restoring your normal range of motion. At, we customize the treatment plans based on the individual causes of pain, lifestyle and medical history.

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The Benefits of Physiotherapy for Neck Pain

Pain Relief

Physiotherapy helps manage neck pain by addressing the root cause of pain.

Improved neck mobility

Our Brampton physiotherapists use stretching and joint mobilization to restore your neck mobility.

Stronger muscles

We help strengthen neck muscles and reduce the chances of recurring strains.

Better posture

You can maintain a proper posture which helps prevent neck pain.

Efficient injury rehabilitation

Physiotherapy treatments relieve injuries and support your safe return to normal activities without complications.

Consult with a physiotherapist if the pain persists after 24 hours or doesn’t improve with rest. The sooner you address your discomfort, the quicker you can recover and return to a normal, functioning life.

What are the Common
Physiotherapy Treatments for Neck Pain?

Here are the common physiotherapy treatments for neck pain we use:

Manual therapy

We use various forms of manual therapy to reduce your discomfort, relieve pain and restore mobility.

Therapeutic exercises

Physiotherapists prescribe specific strengthening and stretching exercises to restore your neck mobility and make the muscles stronger.

Postural and ergonomic guidance

Our physiotherapists guide you on how to maintain a proper posture whether at work or home.

Shockwave Therapy

Shockwave therapy promotes healing by stimulating blood flow and reducing inflammation in the affected neck area.

What are the Other Neck Pain Treatment Options?

Besides physiotherapy, here are other conservative treatments that help manage neck pain.

How does Latitude Health help with Neck Pain?

Physiotherapy is an excellent option for addressing neck pain, but other disciplines, including chiropractic care, massage therapy, and osteopathy, can also play a significant role in treatment. Our dedicated team works collaboratively to develop personalized treatment plans designed to alleviate your pain and restore optimal mobility.

We begin with a thorough assessment to identify the root cause of your neck pain and provide an accurate diagnosis. Based on our findings, we recommend targeted treatments, such as manual therapy and specific exercises, to support your recovery and help prevent the issue from recurring.

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