WORKSHOP
Shoulder Pain Workshop with Cheyenne McBride, PTA
Attention Shoulder Pain Workshop (Columbus) Sufferers, Free Event For You
Learn How to Relieve Shoulder Pain Without Medications, Injections, or Surgery
Do you struggle with shoulder pain when lifting, reaching, or sleeping? It could be a shoulder pain problem — and ignoring it can make things worse.
At this FREE workshop in Columbus, our expert physical therapists will show you:
- The most common causes of shoulder pain (and how to know if you have it)
- Why traditional treatments like rest, medication, or injections may not solve the problem
- Safe, gentle exercises that improve shoulder strength and mobility
- How to protect your shoulders so you can lift, reach, and move with confidence again
Who is the Workshop For?
The shoulder pain Workshop is for people suffering with shoulder pain who are looking to feel normal again and heal naturally without medications, injections and surgery.
This is for..
- Anyone with shoulder pain that interferes with daily life
- People who struggle to lift their arm overhead or behind their back
- Those with stiffness, weakness, or pain while sleeping on their shoulder
- Individuals who want to avoid unnecessary surgery or dependence on pain meds
“I always look forward to my PT sessions! After shoulder replacement surgery, I’ve made great strides thanks to the care and dedication of the entire therapy team. They genuinely care about my progress and make me feel supported every step of the way. We’re almost at full recovery—and I’m so grateful for their help in getting me there!“
~ Cesar R.
“I love Columbus Physical Therapy. Northeast Nebraska Therapy is amazing!
When I first walked into their facility, I could barely move my left arm. An MRI showed I had tears in my shoulder pain —and to be honest, I didn’t understand how physical therapy could help with a tear.
Now, just eight weeks later, I nearly have full range of motion again! They taught me so much about the muscles surrounding my injury and how those were contributing to my instability.”
~ Julie C.