Vado Therapy

One week to go.

This time next Thursday, attendees will be exploring shoulder health, common factors that influence shoulder function, and evidence-informed approaches to conservative care in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

The workshop is free to attend, with plenty of time for questions and discussion.

Spaces are limited to keep the session interactive.

Thursday 6 August, 5:00 pm
VADO Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine Clinic
Reserve a free place here: https://info.vadotherapy.com/august-2026-registration-page

Shoulder health can influence many everyday movements, from reaching overhead to participating in sport, exercise, work, and daily activities. A wide range of factors can affect how the shoulder moves and functions over time.

Learning more about shoulder anatomy, movement, and conservative management approaches can help build a better understanding of the options that may be appropriate in different situations.

That is the focus of the free educational workshop.

Feedback from workshop attendees and patients is always appreciated because it highlights the value of clear communication and education.

The workshop focuses on helping people better understand shoulder health, common factors that can influence shoulder function, and the range of conservative management approaches that may be appropriate in different situations.

The goal is to provide practical, evidence-informed information in a relaxed environment where questions are encouraged and informed decisions can begin with a clearer understanding.

One of the most common myths about shoulder health is that rest alone is always the best approach.

In reality, the most appropriate approach depends on the underlying cause and individual circumstances. In many cases, healthcare professionals may recommend a combination of activity modification, gradual movement, and other conservative management strategies.

Understanding the different approaches to shoulder care is an important part of making informed decisions. That is one of the topics covered during the workshop.

A few questions come up again and again, so here are the answers.

Is a referral required? No. Everyone is welcome.

Is the workshop really free? Yes. Attendance is completely free, and the session is designed to be educational, relaxed, and informative.

Can a friend or partner attend? Absolutely. Friends and partners are welcome.

Attendance is kept small to allow plenty of time for questions and discussion.

Thursday 6 August, 5:00 pm
VADO Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine Clinic

Reserve a free place here: https://info.vadotherapy.com/august-2026-registration-page

What can attendees expect from this free workshop?

The session covers three key topics:

• Common factors that can influence shoulder health and function.
• Evidence-informed approaches to conservative shoulder care.
• Practical information to support informed conversations about shoulder health.

The workshop is presented by experienced physical therapists in clear, straightforward language, with plenty of time for questions and discussion.

Free to attend with no obligation.

Thursday 6 August, 5:00 pm
VADO Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine Clinic
Reserve a free place here: https://info.vadotherapy.com/august-2026-registration-page

Who is this workshop designed for?

This free educational session is intended for anyone interested in learning more about shoulder health. Topics include common factors that can affect shoulder function, conservative management approaches, and when further assessment may be appropriate.

The workshop is suitable for adults of all ages and activity levels, including those interested in staying active through work, sport, exercise, or everyday life. The session provides practical, evidence-informed information in a relaxed and welcoming environment, with time for questions and discussion.

Thursday 6 August, 5:00 pm
VADO Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine Clinic
Reserve a free place here: https://info.vadotherapy.com/august-2026-registration-page

Shoulder concerns are among the most common musculoskeletal issues experienced during a lifetime. They can have many different causes, which is why understanding how the shoulder works is an important part of making informed decisions about care.

Clear, evidence-informed information can help explain common factors that influence shoulder function and the range of conservative management options that may be appropriate in different situations.

Learning more about shoulder health is a valuable first step for anyone interested in staying active and informed.

A quick introduction to the two people leading the workshop.

Domenic Pompile is the owner of VADO Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine and an experienced physical therapist with years of clinical practice. Dr. Carli Schiffres is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who is known for explaining complex topics in a clear and practical way.

The workshop will include evidence-informed information about shoulder health, current approaches to conservative care, and time for questions in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

Everyone is welcome.

Reserve a free place here: https://info.vadotherapy.com/august-2026-registration-page

Shoulder health is influenced by many factors, including how the joint moves and responds to everyday activities. Changes in shoulder function can occur gradually, and understanding the reasons behind them is an important part of making informed decisions about care.

The shoulder is one of the body's most mobile joints. That mobility allows for a wide range of movement while also making strength, coordination, and appropriate loading important for healthy function.

Learning more about shoulder health is a practical first step for anyone interested in staying active and informed.