At Home Neck Exercises
The following are some basic neck exercises that can be done at home or
while you are at work.  If you should have any signs of dizziness, nausea,
loss of balance, or fainting, you should contact your physician
immediately!!!
(Your Goal)
Neck Stretches
1.  Bring your ear to your shoulder
2.  Let your neck to sit in that position for 5 to 7 secs
3.  Force your ear toward your shoulder.
3.  Feel the stretch of your neck muscle on the opposite side.
Same principle as the exercise before...
1.  Bring head back as if you are looking toward the ceiling.
2.  Feel the stretch in the muscles located on the front part of your    
neck.

If this exercise causes
dizziness,fainting or loss of balance, STOP
THE EXERCISE AND CONTACT YOUR PHYSICIAN
Not the best picture in the world to represent the type of stretch I feel is most
beneficial but anyhow;  
1. Rotate your head toward your (R or L) shoulder and then
2. tuck your chin and you will feel a stretch on the opposite side.  Hold for a few
seconds and repeat.
Neck exercises for strength
1. Place your hand on your forehead forcing
your forehead against your hand to provide
resistance.  You can do this in several sets of
6, 8, or 10 repetitions
Place your hands on the back of your neck
and force your head back while providing
resistance with your hands
These exercises are very basic, I know most of us have already seen these or other similar type
rehabilitative exercises in the past.  These exercises are to be done in several sets of 6, 8, or 10
repitions, several times a day for the best result; you will be surprised at the amount of flexibility
gained within a couple of weeks.  Just in case you have recently been involved in a car accident, be
extra careful, your muscles have been stretched or strained beyond their natural limits and you
would need to be check by a chiropractor in your area.
Same principle as above but you are placing your
hand against the side of your head to provide a
resistance for strengthening those muscle in the
upper shoulder and the side of your neck