Brian Comly

Shoulder impingement is one of the most common problems I see in the clinic. It doesn't just affect athletes who lift weights; it shows up in people folding laundry, reaching into cabinets, or simply rolling over in bed. As occupational therapists (OTs), our role is to look beyond the anatomy. We connect the dots between movement patterns, posture, environment and function. With the right strategies, we can help clients reduce pain and restore independence and confidence in their daily routines.