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Shoulder Shrug Exercise After a Neck Dissection

This short video shows you how to start restoring your shoulder movement after a neck dissection (common surgery for individuals diagnosed with oral, head & neck cancers). If you'd like to learn more about how to shoulder function after neck dissections, head over to my blog to read about this topic: https://bethhoagphysio.ca/what-you-ne... Until next time, be well. Beth **** WORK WITH ME: 💜 Online: Breast Cancer Recovery Program https://www.cancerrehabspace.com/brea... 💜 Online Workshop: Lymphedema Smart https://www.cancerrehabspace.com/cour... 💜 Learn how you can work with me: https://bethhoagphysio.ca FREE RESOURCES: 💜 My blog space: https://bethhoagphysio.ca/cancer-reha... 💜 Resources page: https://bethhoagphysio.ca/resources/ ✅ SUBSCRIBE to my YouTube page to promote quality of life support for anyone impacted by cancer. Quality of Life Matters! 🔔 Click on the bell so that you never miss a new video! STAY CONNECTED: 💜 Facebook:   / bethhoagphysio   💜 Instagram:   / bethhoagphysio   💜 Linked In:   / beth-hoag-pt-clt-27a68a57   MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: The exercises, instruction & educational materials posted by me, Beth Hoag Physiotherapist, within this video (the “Materials”) are for general information purposes only. Medical information changes daily, so information contained within the Materials may become outdated. In addition, please be aware that the Materials are general in nature and are not intended as a substitute for medical advice or treatment. You should always consult a health care professional for advice specific to your treatment or condition. While I endeavour to keep the information up to date and correct, I make no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, about the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability or availability with respect to the Materials for any purpose. Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk. #bethhoagphysio #cancerrehabcanhelp #cancerrehabspace #qualityoflifematters #wholepersoncare