Stretches for Shoulder Pain and Range of Motion
Population:
AdultDiscipline:
OTDiagnosis:
OrthopaedicsReferences:
- Clark-Wilson, J., Giles, G. M., & Baxter, D. M. (2014). Revisiting the Neuro functional Approach: Conceptualizing the core components for the rehabilitation of everyday living skills. Brain Injury, 28, 1646– 1656.
- Giles, G. M., & Clark-Wilson, J. (Eds.). (1993). Brain injury rehabilitation: A Neurofunctional Approach. San Diego: Singular.
- Giles, G. M. (2019). The neurofunctional approach. In Wolf, T. J., Edwards, D. F., Giles, G. M., (Eds.), Functional cognition and occupational therapy: A practical approach to treating individuals with cognitive loss. AOTA Press.
This HEP focuses on key stretches for decreasing shoulder pain and improving shoulder ROM. This printable hep is for occupational therapists working with adult patients, covering Orthopaedics. Print Resource, US Letter, 4 pages. Members can view and print it.
Use this resource when a patient, family, or colleague asks:
- How do I teach safe shoulder stretches for pain and stiffness?
- What stretches improve shoulder range of motion after injury or surgery?
- Which exercises target internal and external rotation limitations in the shoulder?
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