Shoulder Care
Shoulder Pain Therapy
Targeted, non-surgical chiropractic therapy for rotator cuff strain, impingement, and stiff or painful shoulders.
Shoulder Care
What Is Shoulder Pain Therapy?
Shoulder pain can come from a single injury — a fall, an awkward lift, an auto accident — or build up gradually from overuse, poor posture, or age-related wear. Dr. Larsen's shoulder pain therapy combines hands-on chiropractic adjustment with targeted soft-tissue and mobility work to reduce pain, calm inflammation, and restore the range of motion needed for everyday tasks like reaching overhead or sleeping comfortably on your side.
This service is commonly used for rotator cuff strain, shoulder impingement, frozen shoulder, and shoulder injuries related to auto accidents or workplace incidents.
A Closer Look
Built Around Your Shoulder, Not a Generic Protocol
No two shoulders hurt for the same reason, so no two treatment plans look identical. Dr. Larsen starts with a hands-on evaluation to identify whether your pain is coming from the joint itself, the surrounding muscles and tendons, or referred pain from the neck and upper back.
From there, care typically combines manual adjustment with guided stretching and strengthening aimed at correcting the compensations that build up around a painful shoulder over time — not just chasing the pain, but addressing why it started.
Benefits
Restored Range of Motion
Improves reach and overhead movement in stiff, painful shoulders.
Reduced Inflammation
Conservative techniques to calm irritated shoulder tissue.
Injury-Aware Care
Documented treatment for shoulder injuries from auto accidents or work incidents.
Conditions We Treat With This Approach
Ready to Talk About Shoulder Pain Therapy?
Schedule an evaluation with Dr. Larsen to see if this treatment is right for you.
Dr. Daniel Larsen, Doctor of Chiropractic (D.C.), provides chiropractic care at Twin Cities Chiropractic Spine and Injury Center. Individual results vary; no specific outcome is guaranteed. This website does not provide medical advice — please consult Dr. Larsen or your physician regarding your specific condition.