mariatheresa

The worldwide pandemic has transformed work and how it is done. Many people transitioned from working in an office setting into working remotely from home. Many employers have extended work-from-home options as coronavirus cases continue to surge. With the shift of working environments, there has been a rise in back pain and other posture and structural driven pain from the neck, shoulders, arms, and low back. Much of this increase in pain is due to poor home working conditions and more sedentary behavior as we spend more time at home.