Ripple
Acupuncture

(Colorado Pain Care, 2026) We frequently see clients presenting with persistent upper back, neck, and shoulder tension.While many have tried various modalities, those who seek acupuncture often do so because they have not found sustained relief elsewhere. A common denominator for these persistent issues is often poor posture, particularly from slouching over desks and devices or improper sleep positions. Acupuncture is highly effective in treating this tension. However, to ac

(researchgate, 2025) Acupuncture can be particularly effective in treating areas of the body that tend to heal more slowly, such as the shoulder, knee, and ankle. The rate at which different body parts heal is largely dependent on two key factors: blood supply and the degree of repetitive motion and constant use. Consequently, not all parts of the body recover at the same pace. Cartilage and ligaments are well-known for its extended healing process, whether the damage is due

A woman grabing her right side shoulder where is highlighted with red colour. In Australia, shoulder pain is the third most common musculoskeletal condition seen in general medical practice. Rotator-cuff related pain is the most common cause of shoulder pain. The pain is often localized to the anterolateral aspect of the shoulder, aggravated with overhead activity. [1] The reason that the shoulder is prone to injury is because of its structure. The shoulder bones are compose