Neck Pain
Hip Pain
Shoulder Pain
Knee Pain
Elbow Pain
Ankle Pain
Wrist Pain
Back Pain / Sciatica
Vocal Massage is becoming extremely popular with singers, actors and public speakers.
The massage involves working the muscles in the shoulders, neck, throat and face with gentle pressured therapy, to relieve tension, flush toxins and to free muscle adhesions.
The upper back and neck are massaged, as tightness in these areas can migrate and become a headache, eye ache and pain the jaw and ears, as well as the reducing mobility in the neck.
In the face, the jaw muscles are worked on as well as around the lips and nose. The muscle fibres in the throat are also manipulated, bringing the larynx into a more efficient posture. This eases the vocal cords and can increase the vocal range.
Also, the muscles in the chest, intercostal muscles (between the ribs) and diaphragm can be worked to help increase lung capacity and reduce restrictive tissues.
This type of therapy can be uncomfortable, especially for the first few treatments until you get used to the feeling of throat manipulation. The treatments are delicate and worked slowly, however- If you do feel discomfort, David Jenkins will be happy to change the technique to accommodate the client.
Sports Therapy Scotland Glasgow clinic is 5 minutes from The SECC, SEC Hydro, Clyde Auditorium, Kings Theatre and other City Theatres in Glasgow.
Sports Therapy Scotland Stirling is 40 minutes from the Edinburgh Theatre and 5 Minute from MacRobert Theater Stirling University.
We can come to the Theatre you are performing in or simply contact David 07966570733 to arrange a session or two at a time that is suitable.
We have worked with various levels of performer to local artists to international artists and productions such as,-
- David Stott – Glasgow Vocalist / Musician
- Cast of “The Addams Family” Glasgow Pavillion 2014
- BBC Scotland Actors
- After Dinner Speakers
- “Saturday Night Fever” – Festival Theatre Edinburgh 2015
- “The Sound of Music ” Kings Theatre Glasgow 2015
Therapy used in our treatment for back pain in Glasgow, as well as Sciatica pain, can include Sports Injury Massage and Spinal Mobilisation techniques is an important treatment option for most back pain sufferers.
The Sports Therapy Scotland team is trained to BSc (Hons) SST, MCSP, graduate level with years of combined experience and can carry out your doctor’s orders to stretch, strengthen, and exercise your back in a safe and effective way.
It is important that manual therapy is coupled with education so that patients can be empowered to take charge of their own recovery.