
15 | Shouldering the Load: How to Address and Prevent Shoulder Pain with Dr. Kim MacDonald
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In today's episode of the Pain-Free Formula podcast, Stacey is joined by Dr. Kim MacDonald MPT, DPT.
In this insightful conversation, Stacey and Kim discuss the common challenges many people face but often overlook until they become more serious. They explore how everyday habits and subtle imbalances can quietly snowball into persistent issues if left unaddressed. The conversation looks at the importance of early attention and the role of professional guidance to prevent small problems from becoming bigger obstacles to an active lifestyle.
You'll gain practical advice on recognizing warning signs and understanding how the way we move and hold ourselves affects overall well-being. Stacey and Kim touch on effective strategies to maintain balance and function, highlighting techniques that promote healing and reduce discomfort without causing additional strain. There’s also a thoughtful critique of popular methods that may inadvertently prolong recovery or reinforce unhealthy patterns.
Whether you’re just starting to notice subtle signs or have been dealing with persistent issues, the advice in this episode encourages proactive care to help you keep moving comfortably for years to come.
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In This Episode You'll Learn:
- The two main causes of shoulder pain, posture issues and repetitive movement, as well as the impact of hormones on shoulder pain.
- The importance of the rotator cuff muscles in shoulder movement and stability.
- Why proper preparation and recovery time are vital when taking up new physical activities.
- Common shoulder diagnoses such as impingement, tendonitis, and frozen shoulder, and the typical symptoms and limitations of motion associated with these conditions.
- The role of physical therapists in guiding exercises and preventing shoulder injuries.
- And much more...
Guest Bio:
Dr. Kim MacDonald, MPT, DPT, is a former nationally ranked gymnast and University of Florida athlete whose passion for injury prevention and recovery was shaped by both elite competition and a life-threatening health crisis that left her rebuilding from the ground up. With a B.S. in Sports Medicine from the University of Florida, a Master’s in Physical Therapy from Nova Southeastern University, and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of St. Augustine, Dr. MacDonald brings 29 years of experience across all ages and settings. Specializing in orthopedics and sports medicine, she is FMS and SFMA certified and founded Crimson Therapies to provide personalized, hands-on care. Her mission is to empower patients to take control of their mobility, strength, and long-term wellness.
Resources:
Dr. MacDonald's LinkedIn
Crimson Therapies
New You Health and Wellness
New You Health and Wellness eBooks