Depending on the particular problem, the Myotherapist may use a combination of the following treatments

• Deep tissue massage
• Trigger point dry needling
• Cupping
• Thermal therapies (heat & cold)
• Electromechanical stimulation (TENs)
• Myofascial stretching
• Corrective & rehabilitative exercises.

As Myotherapists we treat the cause as well as the symptoms of a wide range of muscle and soft tissue conditions.

When to see a Myotherapist

• When pain lasts longer than
  a few days

• When movement is restricted

• During the rehabilitative phase
  of an injury

• Those showing symptoms of pain associated with stress or strain

• Those suffering chronic conditions affecting mobility.

How Myotherapy can help

• Relieves muscular tension, spasm and cramps

• Deactivates trigger points (knots in muscles) that cause local and referred pain

• Promotes healing by stretching soft tissue and increasing blood flow

• Increases joint flexibility and range of movement

• Shortens healing time

• Enhances muscular function and strength by increasing the efficiency of muscles.