Shoulder Pain - Is There a Modality?

i try to basically let the patients go representation and needs dictate what modality i use. Let's say it's a shoulder patient who has shoulder pain, and he likes to play tennis. And i tell him to stop playing tennis,. He doesn't have a jim membership. He doesn't like to be indoors. But what i say in my intervention is that he should up in the jim that he dislikes. That's really not a good solution from a patient centred view. So maybe instead it could be giving him some warm up exercises and giving him some exercises with a rubber band, or even with the racket. Maybe coach him to say, ok, maybe he shouldn't