
0:25 Interviewing a massage client
1:40 Dealing with surgical implants during a massage
2:20 Mirroring the client's self-reported pain
3:03 Client demonstration: Warming up the shoulders
6:14 Unilateral shoulder massage
7:18 How to turn the head: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQAHh...
8:18 General myofascial release for the painful shoulder
9:16 Using joint compression to mobilize the shoulder
10:27 Working with the pain more directly
10:45 Do I need to break up scar tissue or adhesions?
11:58 Working with referred pain
14:05 Cradling the arm to mobilize the shoulder
17:25 Working with the shoulder while prone
19:07 Body mechanics for working with the lateral scapula
20:05 Working specifically with the rotator cuff muscles
22:59 Repositioning the arm
In this video, I demonstrate how I work with one particular case of shoulder pain. This won't apply to every client, but I think that the general strategy I lay out will apply to many people with lingering shoulder pain/dysfunction following surgery.
I start with the interview. This is where I determine the history of the shoulder: What prompted the surgery, the surgery performed and any hardware implanted, and what symptoms still exist. I ask about range of motion restrictions, and where the client feels the "pull" when they reach that restricted end-range. This can give me clues about where I should be working. The anterior shoulder pain in this particular case makes me suspect the infraspinatus, but I still work broadly rather than just focusing on that one muscle.
When working with dysfunctional shoulders, I like to introduce plenty of safe movement. A common phenomenon in tight or frozen shoulders is a reflexive tensing of muscles whenever the arm is brought into certain positions. By exploring the existing range of motion and applying pressure, I want to convince the nervous system that there is no danger that needs to be braced against. This is a process that can take a number of sessions.
I make sure to work with the synergists and antagonists of the muscles involved, including the deltoids, pecs, traps, and all rotator cuff muscles. No dysfunction occurs in isolation.
When I do specific work like trigger point therapy, I make sure to err on the side of doing too little, and I frequently reintegrate those small areas with the body at large. Too much focus on one area can reinforce the idea of the "bad shoulder," and that's not the message I want to send.
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