
Neck Pain Physiotherapy
Relieve Discomfort | Restore Mobility | Live Better
Neck pain—whether from screen strain, stress, or cervical degeneration—can significantly impact daily life. At Nishaas Physiotherapy Clinic, we provide comprehensive, customized physiotherapy to target both symptoms and root causes, helping you regain freedom of movement and improved wellbeing 
What is Neck Pain Physiotherapy?
Specialized treatment designed to alleviate neck pain, stiffness, nerve irritation, and mobility issues using exercises, manual therapy, ergonomic guidance, and pain-relief modalities
Common Causes of Neck Pain
Our Treatment Approach
-   Detailed Assessment & Diagnosis
Evaluate posture, cervical spine mobility, muscle flexibility, nerve involvement, and movement patterns. -   Pain Management Phase
Use modalities like heat/cold therapy, gentle manual release, and relaxation techniques to ease discomfort -   Therapeutic & Strengthening Exercises
Personalized exercises such as chin tucks, neck rotations, and shoulder blade squeezes to restore flexibility, correct alignment, and build endurance -   Manual Therapy & Joint Mobilization
Hands-on cervical and upper thoracic mobilization/massage to improve segmental mobility and reduce stiffness. -   Posture & Ergonomic Retraining
Ergonomic guidance & workplace correction—plus habits for better sleep posture and daily movement. -   Long-Term Maintenance Guidance
Self-care exercises and lifestyle practices to prevent recurrence and maintain progress. 
Techniques Used
Why Choose Nishaas Physiotherapy Clinic?
FAQ
If pain lasts more than a few days, restricts movement, or affects daily life—professional care is recommended
Yes—through posture correction, exercise therapy, strengthening, and manual techniques, physiotherapy can significantly reduce chronic neck discomfort.
Evidence for the long-term effectiveness of electrotherapy (e.g. TENS, IFT) is limited in neck pain treatment, so we emphasize stronger evidence-based methods like exercise and manual therapy
Treatment duration varies; many patients experience improvement within 5–8 sessions, though complex or chronic conditions may require more.