Frozen Shoulder Treatment in East Gwillimbury
Adhesive capsulitis, or frozen shoulder, moves through distinct phases — freezing, frozen, and thawing. Treatment that respects which phase you're in tends to go far more smoothly than a one-size-fits-all approach.
Common Symptoms We Treat
- Progressive stiffness and loss of shoulder range of motion
- Pain that may be worse at night, particularly in earlier stages
- Difficulty with everyday tasks like reaching behind your back
- A sense the shoulder is 'stuck' rather than simply weak
Understanding your shoulder's stage
We identify which phase of frozen shoulder you're in, since treatment intensity and focus shift significantly from freezing to thawing.
Our hands-on clinical approach
Gentle mobilization and pain-guided stretching are prioritized early, progressing to more assertive range-of-motion and strengthening work as the shoulder thaws.
Your Home Program
Consistency matters more than intensity with frozen shoulder — your home program is paced to your current phase, reviewed and adjusted regularly.
Related Conditions We Treat
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