Introduction: Neck pain is a world-wide health problem and is one of the causes of individual suffering and a large burden for the society.  It is counted among the most common musculoskeletal problem in health care. Pain results in sleep disturbances affecting sleep maintenance, sleep latency and is responsible for wakefulness.  Pain triggers certain mechanisms that worsen the sleep quality.Groups will receive specific exercises with a set standardization of parameters and type which are internationally accepted. The main musculatures involved in chronic neck pain are Upper trapezius, Middle Trapezius and Lower Trapezius, Serratus Anterior, Pectolaris Minor, Levator Scapulae and Rhomboids. Goal directed movements and position matching acuity are found to be affected in chronic nonspecific neck pain patients. Upper limb acuity i.e. position matching was found to be reduced in people with chronic neck pain patients. Active joint repositioning training utilizes the procedure that is used for testing purposes of joint position sense. Here, the starting angle and target angles are selected which are the most vulnerable to injuries. Then the patient moves from the beginning position to the target angle and holds at that position for approximately for five seconds. This is done first with eyes open followed by eyes closed .A combined effect of upper limb proprioceptive exercises and stabilization exercises is the corner stone of this study. Stability and goal directed movements training induced changes will be examined at the end of the programme.

Objective: To find the Effects of scapular stabilization with upper limb proprioception training on pain, functional disability, QOL and Sleep of patients with chronic nonspecific neck pain.

Significance of the study: This study will help us to develop Scapular Stabilization with Upper limb Proprioceptive Training as a better therapeutic measure for the Chronic Neck Pain patients with disturbed Sleep, Quality Of Life and Functional Disability and Pain.

Method: Total of 28 sample of (14=GroupA, 14=Group B) will be taken from Jamia Millia Islamia, New Dellhi.

Research design: A randomized, therapy-controlled trial.

Procedure: Subjects will be divided randomly into two groups: Group 1: Conventional physiotherapy only; Group 2: Scapular stabilization with upper extremity proprioceptive Training including conventional exercises. All identifying information on the consent form and demographic/injury history questionnaire will be kept confidential by assigning number to each subject.Data will be collected on 1^st day and at the 4^th week of intervention.