88 L'Estrange Tce, Kelvin Grove. QLD 4059
RHP Physiotherapy Brisbane is your trusted physiotherapy provider.
88 L'Estrange Tce, Kelvin Grove. QLD 4059
RHP Physiotherapy provides advanced, specialized shoulder injury assessment and rehabilitation at our state-of-the-art Kelvin Grove clinic at AMA Place. Under the clinical direction of our upper-limb focused physiotherapists, Andrew Grigg and Alex Gough, our team analyzes the deep root causes of complex shoulder pain. Because the shoulder complex functions as a high-mobility ball-and-socket joint, its structural integrity relies heavily on dynamic muscular control, scapular tracking, and total-body kinetic chain contributions. We evaluate how limitations in thoracic mobility, posture, or hip and pelvic tracking directly impact upper-limb strain during throwing, swimming, gym tasks, or daily routines.

When shoulder pain makes it hard to sleep, reach overhead or do the things you enjoy, we’ll help you understand what’s happening and build a step-by-step plan back to what matters.
We assess rotator cuff pain, shoulder stiffness and pain with swimming, throwing or lifting. If pain travels down your arm, or you notice tingling, numbness or weakness, we can assess your shoulder and neck together and discuss whether further assessment is needed. Read more about neck pain physiotherapy.
Andrew Grigg has a clinical interest in shoulder rehabilitation. Alex Gough brings a competitive swimming background and an interest in sports injury rehabilitation.
The immediate impact of shoulder pain changes how you manage basic daily routines—forcing a change to button-up shirts, restricting sleep comfort, and making you rely entirely on your other arm for everyday activities. Structurally, the shoulder is a highly specialized, unique joint designed like a ball-and-socket to favor extreme range of mobility over rigid structural locking.
Because of this open design, the shoulder relies entirely on consistent control, timing, and stability provided by our muscular systems. The position and control of your chest, upper back, pelvis, and hips play a fundamental role in setting up a stable biomechanical platform for the arm to track cleanly.
Our therapists hold an advanced understanding of sports biomechanics, enabling us to pinpoint structural anomalies that standard assessments often overlook. By analyzing your entire upper quadrant, we map out clear paths to transition your shoulder from simple recovery back into forceful movement tracks.
We start with what has changed and what you want to get back to. Then we assess movement, strength and the tasks that bring on your symptoms.
We’ll ask what’s changed at work, in training or at home, and what you want to be able to do again.
We’ll look at how your shoulder moves when you reach, lift or do other tasks that matter to you.
Where relevant, we’ll check your neck and whether it changes your arm symptoms.
We may measure shoulder strength and endurance to guide exercises and track progress.
We’ll explain what we found, discuss whether a scan or referral might help, and agree on what you can keep doing.
We’ll build back towards the demands of your activity. Explore Swimming Physio or Return to Sport for more detail.
Advanced biomechanical assessment analyzing overhead throwing lines, glenohumeral tracking velocities, and targeted multi-joint kinetic power delivery.
Objective force profiling and load capacity benchmarks tailored to overhead athletes, ensuring flawless re-entry to competitive play or gym routines.
Clearing mechanical restrictions within the cervical spine and rib cage to provide a stable, symptom-free neurological foundation for shoulder movement.
Targeted trigger-point therapies, myofascial release paths, and specific soft-tissue management to unload overactive chest and neck musculature.
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