Managing your Cervical Postural Syndrome

Cervical Postural Syndrome is described as poor posture of the neck, shoulder and upper back which causes pain and muscle tightness of the neck and upper back region.  -	These syndromes are characterized by a typical posture of protruding chin, rou

Treatment

- Therapeutic exercise

- Manual therapy: muscle release

- Ergonomic advice and postural retraining.

- Joint mobilization – to improve mobility of stiffer spinal segments.

- Postural taping  

Nick Stamatiou

Nick has a strong interest in sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapy and is motivated to help people reach their desired goals and to achieve their full potential.

His experience includes:

  • Sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapist in a private practice setting

  • Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation inpatient physiotherapist at Brisbane Private Hospital

  • Clinical Reformer and Mat-work Pilates instructor

  • Football gameday physiotherapist

While Nick is skilled in managing all areas of musculoskeletal physiotherapy, he has a particular interest in the rehabilitation of muscle strains, hip, knee and lower back conditions. Nick offers dry needling, massage and joint mobilisation to compliment exercise prescription.

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