Myotherapy

What is Myotherapy?

Myotherapy is the assessment, treatment and management of musculoskeletal conditions. Specifically conditions which may cause muscular dysfunction and pain thus affecting movement and mobility.

Myotherapy involves a comprehensive history and physical evaluation, allowing the Myotherapist to tailor your treatment, of the affected muscles, tendons, joints, ligaments, and nerves, to your individual needs.

What Conditions do Myotherapists Treat?

• Back, neck, and shoulder pain

• Sports and occupational injuries

• Headaches, jaw pain and clicking

• Fibromyalgia and chronic pain

• Plantar fasciitis

• Tennis and golfer's elbow

What Treatment Methods do Myotherapists Use?

• Soft tissue manipulation

• Trigger point release

• Joint mobilisation

• Myofascial dry needling

• Cupping

• Thermal (hot/cold) therapies

• Passive and active stretching

• Ergonomic risk assessment

• Corrective exercises

• Patient education

What Training Does a Myotherapist Have?

Myotherapists are tertiary trained in biophysical science. They have a thorough understanding of:

• Anatomy and surface anatomy

• Biomechanics

• Kinesiology

• Physiology

• Nutrition

• Pathology

• Pharmacology

• Scientific evaluation