Massage for Frozen Shoulder in Kirkland, WA – Restore Mobility Safely
At Peony Massage in Juanita, our frozen shoulder treatment is designed to gently thaw the stiffness and increase your range of motion. If you are struggling to reach overhead, put on a seatbelt, or sleep on your side due to Adhesive Capsulitis, our licensed therapists use safe, gradual mobilization techniques to help you move freely again.
What Is Frozen Shoulder Massage?
This therapy targets the capsule of connective tissue surrounding the shoulder joint that has become thick and tight. We use a combination of Myofascial Release, gentle stretching, and heat to loosen the adhesions (scar tissue) restricting your movement, without forcing the joint aggressively.
Who Should Try This Treatment?
This specific massage is crucial for clients in Totem Lake and Bothell who:
Have been diagnosed with Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis).
Are recovering from shoulder surgery or a rotator cuff injury.
Experience extreme stiffness that limits daily tasks like dressing or driving.
Why Choose Peony Massage for Shoulder Care?
Clients from North Rose Hill, Kingsgate, and Finn Hill trust Peony Massage because we are patient and careful. We understand that frozen shoulder can be painful, so we work with your body—never forcing it past its limit—to achieve long-term progress.
We are conveniently located in Juanita, just minutes from The Village at Totem Lake. We offer free parking and are open until 11:30 PM, making it easy to fit consistent therapy into your routine.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Question 1:Will it hurt to get this massage?
We aim for a "comfortable discomfort." Breaking up adhesions can feel intense, but we communicate constantly to ensure the pressure is manageable and safe for you.
Question 2:How many sessions will I need?
Frozen shoulder is a stubborn condition. Most clients see the best results with a consistent plan of weekly sessions over 4-6 weeks combined with home stretching.
Question 3:Can this help after shoulder surgery?
Yes, once your incision has healed and your doctor approves. Massage helps prevent new scar tissue from forming and keeps the joint flexible during recovery.
Question 4:Is it okay to combine this with physical therapy?
Absolutely. Massage complements Physical Therapy perfectly. We loosen the muscles and fascia, making your PT exercises easier and more effective.
Peony Massage is your local massage therapy center in Kirkland, WA offering Swedish, Deep Tissue, Couples, and Combo massages 7 days a week.
Open Hours
Monday to Sunday: 10AM-11:30PM