Neck pain is one of the most common complaints affecting people of all ages, from office workers to athletes. At Twin Cities Chiropractic, Dr. Scot Sorum specializes in diagnosing and treating all types of neck pain and cervical spine conditions. With 25 years of experience, Dr. Sorum understands how neck pain can affect every aspect of your daily life and is committed to helping you find lasting relief.
Neck pain can result from various factors affecting the cervical spine:

Overuse from poor posture, sleeping wrong, or sudden movements

Rapid back-and-forth neck movement from auto accidents

Cervical disc problems pressing on nerves

Overuse from poor posture, sleeping wrong, or sudden movements

Nerve compression causing pain and numbness

Forward head posture from computer work or device use

Looking down at phones and devices

Poor ergonomics at workstations

Emotional stress causing muscle tightness

Improper pillow support or sleeping positions

Work-related neck strain

From sleeping wrong or quick movements

Auto accident-related neck trauma

Athletic neck injuries and impacts

Severe neck muscle spasms and head tilting

Sudden herniation or bulging

Long-term mobility restrictions

Degenerative joint disease

Ongoing tightness and trigger points

From poor ergonomics and habits

Narrowing of the spinal canal

Pain radiating to shoulders and arms

Nerve compression causing arm numbness

Neck pain spreading to head or upper back

Headaches originating from neck tension
Sharp, stabbing neck pain
Dull, aching neck discomfort
Neck stiffness and reduced range of motion
Muscle spasms in neck and shoulders
Pain that worsens with movement
Morning neck stiffness
Pain spreading to shoulders and arms
Numbness or tingling in hands and fingers
Weakness in arms or hands
Headaches starting at the base of the skull
Upper back pain between shoulder blades
Difficulty turning head side to side
Problems looking up or down
Trouble sleeping due to neck pain
Difficulty driving or checking blind spots
Reduced ability to work at computer
Impact on daily activities
Detailed neck pain history and symptom assessment with Dr. Sorum
Physical examination of cervical spine and surrounding muscles
Range of motion and strength testing
Neurological testing for nerve involvement
Postural analysis and ergonomic assessment
X-rays when necessary to evaluate bone structure

Gentle techniques to restore neck joint function

Precise movements to improve cervical mobility

Gradual restoration of normal neck movement

Non-surgical treatment for disc-related neck pain

Neck strengthening and flexibility exercises

Joy Vang's therapeutic massage reduces neck muscle tension
Natural, drug-free pain relief methods
Heat and cold therapy applications
Electrical stimulation for pain and muscle spasm control
Ergonomic education and workplace modifications

for forward head posture

for neck and upper back muscles

for device use and workstation setup

to reduce device-related strain

for acute whiplash symptoms

for full recovery

and documentation

of chronic pain development

of workstations

coordination

programs with modifications

education
and sleep positioning
Address problems above/below fusion
education
routines

setup and monitor positioning

usage modifications

adjustments and support

optimization with proper pillows

exercises for muscle support

to improve posture

to maintain flexibility

to correct alignment

techniques to reduce muscle tension

from prolonged positions

to maintain neck health

techniques to avoid neck strain
Neck pain persists for more than a few days
Pain is severe and limits daily activities
Numbness or tingling in arms or hands
Weakness in arms or grip strength
Headaches accompanying neck pain
Pain after an auto accident or injury
and pain relief
of chronic neck problems
and quality of life
more invasive treatments
neck health
Dr. Scot Sorum brings a quarter-century of experience treating neck pain and cervical spine conditions to Twin Cities Chiropractic. As a Northwestern College of Chiropractic graduate who founded the practice in 2001, Dr. Sorum has successfully treated thousands of patients with various types of neck problems.

Identifying the root cause of your neck pain

Specialized for sensitive neck conditions

Addressing modern lifestyle factors

Helping you maintain long-term neck health

25 years treating neck pain and cervical conditions

of successful neck pain patients treated

in cervical spine disorders

appropriate for sensitive neck conditions

tailored to your condition

combining chiropractic and massage therapy

and equipment for neck treatment

specifically targets neck muscle tension
with neck pain treatment
and success stories
from chronic neck conditions
to avoid future problems
Recovery time varies depending on the cause and severity. Acute neck pain may improve in days to weeks, while chronic conditions may take longer. Dr. Sorum will provide a realistic timeline during your evaluation.
Yes, cervical adjustments performed by Dr. Sorum are very safe. He uses gentle techniques specifically designed for the sensitive neck area.
Absolutely! Dr. Sorum has extensive experience treating chronic neck pain. Even long-standing conditions often respond well to proper chiropractic care.
X-rays are only taken when necessary to rule out serious conditions or evaluate bone structure. Many neck pain cases can be diagnosed through physical examination.
Yes, poor posture is one of the leading causes of neck pain in our modern society. Dr. Sorum specializes in treating posture-related neck problems.
Dr. Sorum will teach you proper ergonomics, exercises, and lifestyle modifications to maintain your neck health long-term.
from sleeping wrong or sudden movements
from auto accidents
neck injuries
limiting movement
Dr. Sorum’s neck pain treatment is enhanced by our integrated approach:

Restore proper cervical spine alignment

For disc-related neck pain conditions

Strengthen neck and upper back muscles

Joy Vang's therapeutic massage targets neck muscle tension

Prevent future neck problems from poor posture

Often caused by neck tension and cervical dysfunction

Frequently related to neck problems

Can stem from cervical spine issues

Auto accident-related neck injuries

Modern device-related neck problems

Jaw problems often connected to neck issues
from computer work every 30 minutes
to avoid looking down
for your neck curve
with ears over shoulders

throughout the day

to support proper posture

to maintain overall spine health

like yoga or meditation