“Tech Neck” (also called text neck) is a modern repetitive strain injury caused by tilting your head forward to look at smartphones, tablets, or computers for hours on end. For every inch your head tilts forward, the effective weight your neck muscles must support doubles, overloading the cervical spine.
Common Warning Signs of Tech Neck
- A persistent, dull ache across the very base of your skull and upper neck
- Rounded shoulders and a sharp burning sensation between the shoulder blades
- Frequent headaches that flare up after long hours of computer or device use
- Numbness or tingling traveling down into your hands, wrists, or fingers
Reversing the Modern Digital Strain
If ignored, tech neck can lead to premature spinal arthritis and early disc degeneration. Our targeted treatment protocol works to gently realign the cervical vertebrae, release tight anterior chest muscles, and restore the natural inward curve of your neck, allowing you to use your devices safely without chronic pain.
