Shoulder pain can make simple things, like reaching for the cupboard, dressing, or exercising, feel impossible. Whether it’s a rotator cuff injury, bursitis, or just ongoing tightness, our team knows how to get your shoulder working the way it should.
We’ll take you through the ES Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology™ Protocol, a proven process that helps you regain mobility, strength, and confidence in your shoulder.
In your first session:
Our mission is simple, to get you back to lifting, reaching, and moving without hesitation or pain.
Frozen shoulder, or adhesive capsulitis, often sneaks up slowly, with stiffness that just keeps getting worse. You might notice you can’t reach behind your back or even lift your arm without pain. Sound familiar?
Whether you’re in the early “freezing” phase or trying to regain full motion, we’ll guide you through a tailored program using the ES Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology™ Protocol to restore comfort and control.
During your first visit, you’ll receive:
You don’t have to live with pain or limited movement. Thousands have already regained full shoulder motion through our approach — and you can too.
Recovering from shoulder surgery can be challenging , but you don’t have to do it alone. Our experienced team of Physiotherapists and Exercise Physiologists have helped countless clients safely and effectively recover from:
Rotator cuff repair • Shoulder arthroscopy • Reverse total shoulder replacement • Total shoulder arthroplasty • SLAP and labral tear repairs • Arthroscopic decompression • Capsular release • Shoulder reconstruction • Resurfacing • Latarjet surgery
At ES Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology™, we work closely with your surgeon and rehabilitation team to make sure your recovery follows the right path, with the right balance of protection movement and strength.
In your first session:
From the first stage of healing to your full return to activity, our post-op programs will help you recover safely and get back to doing the things you love.
A shoulder dislocation often happens after a fall, a high-impact injury (like during sport), or even due to joint instability. When the upper arm bone (humerus) relocates out of the shoulder socket (glenoid), it can leave the joint feeling weak, unstable, and vulnerable to repeat dislocations.
Whether your doctor recommends surgical or non-surgical treatment, our friendly and skilled team will guide you through the proven ES Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology™ Protocol to help your shoulder heal and strengthen properly.
In your first session, you’ll get:
We’ll help you feel confident using your shoulder again