Shoulder Replacement Recovery & Rehabilitation Guide
Shoulder Replacement Recovery & Rehabilitation Guide
A 183-page physiotherapist-written digital shoulder replacement recovery and rehabilitation guide for adults preparing for or recovering from shoulder replacement. It covers pre-operative preparation, sling use, early restrictions, pain and sleep, progressive shoulder movement, strengthening and return to everyday activities through the longer-term recovery stages.
Digital physiotherapy eGuide — instant PDF access — £24.99.
A complete physiotherapist-led shoulder replacement recovery programme, from preparing for surgery through to 12 months of rehabilitation.
Created by HCPC-registered Chartered Physiotherapist Tom Morgan, this 183-page digital programme gives you a structured recovery pathway rather than leaving you to piece together conflicting advice online.
Ideal if you are:
- Preparing for a shoulder replacement
- In the first days or weeks after surgery
- Unsure about sling use, movement restrictions or which exercises to do
- Trying to rebuild shoulder movement, strength and confidence safely
- Looking for clear guidance on returning to everyday activities, work, driving and exercise
Your programme includes:
- Pre-operative preparation and practical checklists
- Clear explanations of anatomical and reverse shoulder replacement
- Guidance for the hospital stay and first days at home
- Pain, swelling, sleep, sling and scar-management advice
- A detailed rehabilitation timeline from Day 0 through to 12 months
- A progressive illustrated physiotherapy exercise library
- QR-linked exercise video demonstrations
- Guidance on returning to driving, work, the gym, swimming, sport and everyday activities
- Recovery trackers, milestone checklists and practical worksheets
One structured recovery programme. Instant digital access. One-off payment: £24.99.
Use it on your phone, tablet or computer and return to the programme throughout your recovery.
Buy once and keep the programme as your recovery reference.
This programme provides general rehabilitation information and supports, rather than replaces, advice from your surgeon, physiotherapist or healthcare team. Your own surgical restrictions and rehabilitation instructions should always take priority.




