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If you’re experiencing neck stiffness, discomfort, or reduced mobility, you’re not alone. Neck pain is one of the most common reasons people seek chiropractic care. At The Back Clinic, we provide professional assessment and care for those looking to address the underlying causes of neck pain. If you’re searching for a chiropractor for neck pain, we invite you to begin with X2 free consultations for new members.


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Chiropractic Care for Neck Pain
If you suffer from neck pain, you’re not alone. Many people seek help for neck pain complaints. Chiropractors may be able to help you address your neck pain concern. If you’re looking for more information on neck pain, please read on.
Neck pain is the second most common complaint that patients seek chiropractic care for, with low back pain being the most common reason for chiropractic care (Hurwitz, journal Spine).
A UK government-funded report on manual therapies found that chiropractic care may be effective for some cases of neck pain, particularly when it involves muscle or joint dysfunction. The report supported spinal manipulation as a treatment option for managing certain types of neck-related pain (Source: UK Evidence Report, Haas et al., 2010).
On this page we cover common causes of neck pain and treatment options for many cases of neck pain.
What Causes Neck Pain?
Neck pain can develop from a variety of musculoskeletal issues, often related to how we move, sit, or respond to physical strain. Below are some of the most common causes we see in clinic.
Poor posture and forward head carriage
Long hours at a desk, looking down at mobile devices, or poor workstation setup can strain the neck muscles and joints over time.
Injury or trauma
Whiplash from car accidents, falls, or sudden impacts can lead to joint stiffness, muscle strain, or ligament damage in the cervical spine.
Spinal joint dysfunction or misalignment
Restrictions in the small joints of the neck may contribute to reduced mobility and discomfort.
Sport-related strain
Contact sports or repetitive overhead movements can lead to muscular tightness or irritation in the neck and shoulder region.
Muscle tension and overuse
Stress, fatigue, or repetitive movements can cause tightness in the upper back, shoulders, and neck, leading to pain or stiffness.
If the underlying cause of neck pain isn’t identified and addressed, it may become persistent or worsen over time. Many people delay seeking help until the pain becomes more disruptive.
It’s important to remember that pain is your body’s way of signalling that something may need attention.
Neck Pain Treatment and Chiropractic
Many cases of neck pain may be addressed by a full chiropractic checkup and appropriate treatment options. Generally speaking, chiropractic adjustments work to increase joint range of motion, reduce feelings of pain and discomfort and increase flexibility and movement along the spine, including the neck.
Our team at The Back Clinic are happy to assess your case and provide recommendations to address neck pain problems. A thorough chiropractic checkup and exam may identify the cause of any neck pain and may help the chiropractor provide recommendations for care.
We invite you to contact The Back Clinic today if you experience any of the following:
- persistent neck pain
- a stiff neck and tense neck muscles
- neck ‘cracking’ or feelings of built up ‘pressure’
- difficulty in twisting/turning your neck e.g. when reversing your car and looking behind you
- numbness, tingling or loss of sensation down your arms and into your hands/fingers
Chiropractic care focuses on improving the movement and function of the spine and surrounding muscles. If appropriate for your condition, care may include:
Each treatment plan is tailored to your specific presentation and comfort level, with a focus on helping you move more freely and comfortably.
