Neck Pain Got You in a Headlock!
Let’s Break Free – and Keep It That Way
If neck pain is making it hard to sit, sleep, work, or even think straight, you’re not alone — and you don’t have to live like this.
Roughly one in three people will deal with neck pain this year. And for many, it becomes a recurring issue that gets shrugged off as “just tension” or “bad posture.” But the truth is, if it’s interfering with your life, it deserves real treatment — not just stretches, painkillers, or “rest and hope.”
At Logan Myotherapy, we help people who’ve tried everything finally experience lasting relief by targeting the real cause of neck pain — not just the surface-level symptoms.
Why Neck Pain Doesn’t Just Go Away (and What Makes It Worse)
Your neck is one of the most mobile — and vulnerable — parts of your spine. It’s involved in almost every movement you make. That’s why even mild discomfort in this area can snowball into serious pain, reduced mobility, or nerve issues that radiate into the shoulders, arms, or head.
Common Signs Your Neck Needs Help:
- Constant stiffness or sharp twinges when turning your head
- Pain that spreads into your shoulders or arms
- Tingling, numbness, or weakness in your hands
- Headaches that start at the base of your skull
- Difficulty sleeping due to discomfort
- Feeling “crooked” when trying to sit or stand upright
These symptoms aren’t just annoying — they’re signals that something deeper is going on. And ignoring them can make the problem harder to fix down the line.
What’s Really Behind Most Neck Pain?
🔍 Here are the usual suspects:
🔸 Muscle Strain & Tension
Poor posture, long hours at a desk, or overuse from repetitive movements can create deep tension in the neck muscles — especially the traps, levator scapulae, and deep spinal stabilizers.
🔸 Whiplash & Impact Injuries
Even low-speed car accidents can result in soft tissue trauma that lingers for years if not treated properly. Pain may not even show up until days or weeks after the event.
🔸 Nerve Compression (Radiculopathy)
When a disc herniates or joint space narrows, it can press on nearby nerves — causing pain, numbness, or weakness that radiates down into the arms and fingers.
🔸 Torticollis (Wry Neck)
This common condition causes the head to tilt or rotate to one side due to muscular spasm — often appearing out of nowhere.
🔸 Joint Degeneration & Osteoarthritis
As we age, the cartilage between neck vertebrae wears down. This can limit movement and trigger inflammation, stiffness, and grinding sensations.
🔸 Underlying Illnesses
Though less common, conditions like rheumatoid arthritis or spinal infections can also cause chronic neck pain and should be ruled out when appropriate.
How We Help: A Targeted, Hands-On Approach to Real Relief
At Logan Myotherapy, we take a different route. We don’t rely on guesswork or temporary fixes. We use a structured process to assess your situation and develop a treatment plan that works — because it’s built around you.
💡 Our 3-Step Method:
1. Identify the True Cause
We don’t just treat where it hurts — we dig into what’s actually causing the pain through a comprehensive movement and muscle assessment.
2. Release the Dysfunction
Using dry needling, trigger point therapy, and hands-on neuromyofascial release, we help calm irritated tissues, restore blood flow, and release deep muscle tension.
3. Rebuild and Restore
We give you practical tools — including strength and mobility work — to support your healing and make sure the pain doesn’t return.
What Results Can You Expect?
Relief timelines vary depending on your condition. Some people feel immediate improvement after one or two sessions. Others with more complex or long-term pain may need a structured series of treatments to unwind layers of dysfunction.
But here’s what we can say confidently: Most neck pain can be treated successfully.
And when you treat the source, the results can last — not just for days or weeks, but long-term.
👉 If you’ve been stuck in a cycle of neck pain and nothing has worked, we’d love to show you what can. Book an appointment.
