THERAPIST DIRECTORY · COMING SOON

Our new frozen shoulder directory is coming soon.

We are developing a carefully reviewed international directory to help patients find healthcare professionals with relevant frozen-shoulder experience.

Apply for a professional listing
FOR PATIENTSA clearer route to relevant professional support
MANUALLY REVIEWEDEvery application assessed before publication
VERIFIED LISTINGSProfessional details checked by our team

FOR PATIENTS AND FAMILIES

The directory is not open just yet.

We would rather launch a smaller, properly reviewed directory than publish unverified profiles. Applications are now being accepted while the directory is prepared.

WHEN THE DIRECTORY OPENS

Search for relevant professional support.

Patients will be able to explore approved listings using location, profession and other useful profile information.

WHILE YOU WAIT

Use our existing patient resources.

Explore information about symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, movement, sleep and recovery in the Patient Resource Centre.

Visit the Patient Resource Centre →

PROFESSIONAL APPLICATIONS

Apply for a directory listing.

Applications are reviewed manually. Submission does not guarantee acceptance, and no listing fee is payable until an application has been approved.

ANNUAL LISTING$139.95 per year after approval
MANUAL REVIEWQualifications and professional information assessed
VERIFICATIONSupporting evidence may be requested before publication

Please do not send identity documents, certificates or sensitive personal records through this form. We will explain how to provide supporting information securely if it is required.

DIRECTORY STANDARDS

Approval is not automatic.

FrozenShoulder.com reserves the right to approve, decline, suspend or remove a listing. Verification confirms that specified information has been reviewed; it is not a guarantee of treatment quality, outcome or suitability for an individual patient.

  • Applicants must work within their qualifications and applicable local regulations.
  • Published information must remain accurate and current.
  • Professionals remain responsible for insurance, consent, clinical decisions and patient care.