Your Neck Has Been Tight for Months. Let’s Finally Fix Why.

Research across multiple randomized trials shows shockwave therapy significantly reduces neck and shoulder myofascial pain and improves pressure-pain thresholds. Many patients at our clinic notice meaningful relief by the second or third session. We assess whether shockwave is right for your specific case during your initial visit.

Yes. Forward head posture from desk or phone use is strongly correlated with neck pain intensity and disability. Chronic stress keeps your nervous system in a fight-or-flight state, which raises baseline muscle tension. Most people with persistent neck tightness have both factors at play. We map this out in your first visit.

It depends on your case. Most patients notice improvement within 2 to 4 weeks. A typical shockwave course is 3 to 5 sessions, chiropractic care usually involves 4 to 6 visits initially, and exercise programs run 6 to 12 weeks. We outline an honest timeline at your initial assessment.

Relapse usually happens when only the symptoms were treated, not the root cause. If you return to the same desk posture, unchecked stress, or weak stabilizer muscles, the tension cycle restarts. Our program addresses the underlying drivers and rebuilds the strength to prevent recurrence. We review this with you during your initial assessment.

Yes. Shockwave therapy has been studied in multiple randomized trials for neck and shoulder myofascial pain with no serious adverse effects reported. It targets muscle and soft tissue, not bone or the spinal cord. We assess your specific situation before recommending it.

When individual treatments haven’t worked, it’s often because each addressed only one piece of the puzzle. Unpain combines deep shockwave, hands-on therapy, corrective exercise, and autonomic rebalancing into one coordinated plan. Many of our patients come to us after other approaches fell short. We assess whether our multimodal approach is a fit in the first visit.