A way to stretch the upper sternocleidomastoid muscle. This isn’t specific to your case you should see your doctor prior to performing exercise exercises or for neck pain. Feel better keep moving! #NeckPainRelief | Bannockburn Chiropractic & Physical Therapy

The title “Head Rotation (Contralateral)” refers to the movement of turning the head away from the side where the involved muscles are contracting. This occurs because certain muscles generate contralateral rotation, meaning that if the muscles on the right side of the neck contract, the head rotates to the left, and vice versa. Head Rotation describes the movement of turning the head along the transverse (horizontal) plane, while Contralateral specifies that the movement is produced by muscles

The sternocleidomastoid (SCM) muscle, located on each side of the neck, can contribute to neck pain and headaches due to tension, strain, or trigger points within the muscle. When the SCM muscle becomes tight or contracted, it can lead to referred pain patterns, meaning the pain may be felt not only in the neck but also in the head. | Physical Therapy Session