Restore Shoulder Movement with Expert Manual Physiotherapy. Personalized treatment for Frozen Shoulder, Shoulder Stiffness, Pain, and Limited Mobility.
Frozen Shoulder, also known as Adhesive Capsulitis, is a condition that causes pain, stiffness, and restricted movement in the shoulder joint. It often develops gradually and can make everyday activities such as dressing, combing hair, or reaching overhead difficult.
At Tones & Bones Manual Physiotherapy Clinic, we provide evidence-based manual physiotherapy to reduce pain, improve shoulder mobility, and restore normal function through personalized rehabilitation programs.
✔ Shoulder Pain
✔ Shoulder Stiffness
✔ Difficulty Lifting the Arm
✔ Pain During Sleep
✔ Difficulty Reaching Overhead
✔ Limited Shoulder Movement
✔ Difficulty Wearing Clothes
✔ Pain While Combing Hair
• Diabetes
• Shoulder Injury
• Shoulder Surgery
• Prolonged Immobilization
• Rotator Cuff Disorders
• Age-Related Changes
• Previous Shoulder Fracture
• Inflammation Around the Shoulder Joint
Every patient receives a detailed assessment before starting treatment.
Our rehabilitation program may include:
✔ Orthopaedic Manual Therapy
✔ Shoulder Joint Mobilization
✔ Soft Tissue Release
✔ Stretching Exercises
✔ Range of Motion Exercises
✔ Strengthening Exercises
✔ Dry Needling (when appropriate)
✔ Home Exercise Program
✔ Postural Correction
✔ 15+ Years of Clinical Experience
✔ Orthopaedic Manual Physiotherapist
✔ Individualized Treatment Plans
✔ Advanced Hands-On Manual Therapy
✔ Evidence-Based Rehabilitation
✔ Personalized Exercise Programs
✔ Focus on Long-Term Recovery
✔ Reduce Shoulder Pain
✔ Improve Shoulder Mobility
✔ Restore Joint Flexibility
✔ Improve Muscle Strength
✔ Return to Daily Activities
✔ Improve Sleeping Comfort
✔ Reduce Joint Stiffness
✔ Help Prevent Recurrence
We assess shoulder movement, pain levels, muscle strength, posture, and functional limitations.
We identify the stage of Frozen Shoulder and develop an individualized treatment plan.
Hands-on techniques improve joint mobility, reduce stiffness, and restore movement.
Specific stretching and strengthening exercises improve flexibility and shoulder function.
Patients receive a customized home exercise program to support recovery and maintain progress.
Physiotherapy is one of the primary treatments for Frozen Shoulder. Manual therapy and therapeutic exercises can help reduce pain, improve movement, and restore shoulder function. Recovery time varies between individuals.
Recovery depends on the stage of the condition and individual factors. Many patients notice gradual improvement with regular physiotherapy and adherence to their exercise program.
Yes. Many patients experience increased shoulder pain while sleeping, especially when lying on the affected side.
Yes, but exercises should be prescribed by a physiotherapist to avoid aggravating symptoms and to improve recovery safely.
Many patients with Frozen Shoulder regain significant shoulder movement and experience pain relief after completing a structured manual physiotherapy and rehabilitation program. Individual outcomes depend on the severity of the condition and participation in the recommended treatment plan.