
Christian Ghosn
Sports physical therapist
Advanced Sports Center
Metn
Offers home visits
Neck pain physiotherapy addresses stiffness, muscle tension, whiplash, posture-related discomfort, and headaches originating from the neck.
Neck pain can result from poor posture, prolonged screen time, whiplash, arthritis, or muscle strain. A physiotherapist assesses your neck and upper back movement, muscle strength, and posture. Treatment may include manual therapy, stretching, strengthening exercises for the neck and shoulder girdle, and advice on workstation setup and sleeping positions.

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Yes. Cervicogenic headaches often respond well to neck physiotherapy, posture correction, and targeted exercises.
Most neck pain is not serious, but a physiotherapist can screen for signs that need medical referral.
Gentle range-of-motion exercises, stretches, and strengthening for the deep neck flexors and shoulder muscles are commonly used.